Jerry Jones was in his comfort zone on Wednesday, speaking to members of the media about the future of the Dallas Cowboys. Despite missing out on the playoffs t

Dallas is working on a new contract for wide receiver George Pickens, who shares an agent with departed Cowboys star Micah Parsons.

The Cowboys have a lot of work to do to reach Jones’ desired goal of winning the most Super Bowls as an owner.

Jerry Jones and head coach Brian Schottenheimer gave their opinions on everything from how the season got away from them to their desire to find the right defensive coordinator. Jones also discussed their plans to attack free agency, but he didn’t want to dive into potential cap casualties or salary restructures.

Jerry Jones understands time better than most people his age. At 83, the math is simple and unavoidable. There are fewer years left than the ones already lived. But that hasn't changed what drives him every single day.

📝 [tap to unfold] for the first time since losing him to 2025 free agency, Jerry Jones openly lamented the #Cowboys loss of Jourdan Lewis — saying it created shockwaves they didn’t expect: “We lost the nickel, and it hurt us more than we thought. The nickel was a serious loss… pic.twitter.com/R6xjN7OJ0k

The joke was in poor taste, not the first time nor will it be the last that the owner/president/general manager of the Dallas Cowboys offered a quip that results in more disbelief laughter than genuine laughs.

Veteran coach Lane Kiffin abruptly ended his tenure with the Ole Miss Rebels at the start of December to take the reins of the LSU Tigers. Kiffin's departure sent shockwaves through the program, which they are still trying to figure out.