If you were among the fans who believe that Jerry Jones likes to create drama, well, apparently, you were correct. The longtime Dallas Cowboys owner, who’s been at the center of one of the NFL’s strangest controversies this offseason,

Jerry Jones downplayed urgency on a Micah Parsons extension, stressing the star pass rusher is under contract and active in Cowboys training camp.

With the Dallas Cowboys' season opener just a few weeks away, Jerry Jones gave a blunt response when discussing Micah Parsons' availability come Week 1.

The sides remain in a stalemate, with Parsons’ Aug. 1 trade request not spurring any urgency. The Cowboys’ season opener on Sept. 4 apparently isn’t a deadline, either. “No, not at all,” Jones said Wednesday, via video from Jonah Javad of WFAA. “ You don’t have deadlines when you’re playing under a contract.”

Five (or so) questions with the broadcasting legend, who talks hard-playing football players, what Jones did to the franchise and why he plans to die in Dallas.

Actor Denzel Washington has publicly expressed his fandom of the Dallas Cowboys on several occasions. This includes appearances at the team’s training camp back when the Cowboys were led by Tony Romo,

In an interview with Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal, Jones expressed surprise over the decision of producers of the soon-to-be-released Cowboys documentary to overlook one specific aspect of the formation of the Cowboys team that won three Super Bowls in the 1990s.