Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus announced that he will be moving to the coaches’ booth for the final three games.

Who won and who lost the Parsons trade will be debated for years to come, but even Cowboys owner Jerry Jones feels bad that his former star player went down with a season-ending injury. He was asked about the situation during an interview on 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday.

For the first time, it feels like there’s pressure on Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus to get the defense going, or potentially go home.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated Matt Eberflus' job is on the line in the next three weeks, and Brian Schottenheimer is seemingly fine with that.

Matt Eberflus is taking fire, but now even the Joneses sound unsure about his future. Jerry says the team won't tank for a better draft slot, though.

Despite the team's long odds of making the playoffs, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones isn't shifting his focus to prioritize draft positioning over the final weeks of the 2025 NFL season.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones received some great career news amid the team's disappointing December disaster.

Wide receiver George Pickens was quiet in both the Lions loss and the Vikings loss, causing some to wonder if team owner Jerry Jones may reconsider wanting to keep him around long-term. However, Jones recently assured fans that this was not the case.

Former Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips calls out Jerry Jones for giving him terrible seats inside AT&T Stadium.