Mike McCarthy absorbs this loss. The L sits on his ledger. But when you look to assign fault, don’t start with McCarthy. Start at the top. Jerry and Stephen Jones’ fingerprints are all over the Cowboys’ latest defeat.

Dallas Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones was fresh off the plane from Ohio after his team spent the afternoon suffocating the Cleveland Browns in a

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones visited with the media following his team’s 28-25 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.

Every time a New Orleans Saints player found the end zone in a 44-19 Week 2 win, “Who Dat?” chants rained down from the stands at AT&T Stadium. Black and gold jerseys also overpowered the white and blue that is typically seen in North Texas.

Jerry Jones doesn't want to hear questions about improving the Dallas Cowboys' roster. After another loss in Week 3, Jones was asked by reporters if the Cowboys needed to upgrade their roster. He had a blunt response,

It's time to get honest about the 2024 Dallas Cowboys roster following the team's loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 3: It's flawed. While most of the media's attention focuses on the Cowboys not improving the inefficient running back room,

Jerry Jones is a miserable man on Sunday afternoon. The Dallas Cowboys are getting thumped at home for the second straight week. Dallas is trailing Baltimore, 28-6, early in the fourth quarter on Sunday afternoon.

CeeDee Lamb is the only Dallas Cowboys wide receiver to clear 100 yards through two weeks of the 2024 NFL campaign. The team sorely lacks a secondary pass-catch