Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and former coach Jimmy Johnson finally buried…..
This past season, Jimmy Johnson and longtime Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones put the prior season behind them as Johnson was inducted into the team’s Ring of Honor. And now, some thirty years later, it seems that Johnson has established himself in Jones’s inner ring. However, it’s debatable just how serious he is about it.
I am on his [Jerry Jones’s] advisory board now that I am on the Ring of Honor,” Johnson stated, presumably teasing, on Miami’s WQAM 560 AM, according to the Cowboys club website. Johnson laughed when he stated it, but he also mentioned that they had resumed their football conversation. “We were talking on the phone about an hour after his Green Bay loss, and he was talking about what all he needed to do because he had big decisions on Mike McCarthy and Dan Quinn and Dak Prescott,” said Johnson. “Now everything is going smoothly. I’m back with the Dallas Cowboys.
Johnson brought up the Cowboys’ humiliating January 48–32 wild-card defeat to the Green Bay Packers. It’s unlikely that we’ll ever know how engaged Johnson is with the Cowboys, but at least the two Hall of Famers are no longer at odds.
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Analyst Thinks The NFC QB Will “Reset” The QB Market
The Dallas Cowboys were among the league’s finest all-around teams throughout the most of the 2023 NFL season, and quarterback Dak Prescott appeared to be a strong contender for NFL MVP.
Dallas’ 2023 season unfortunately went out of hand at that point, as they were never able to regain their dominant form, and Prescott was eliminated from consideration for MVP after a subpar performance against the Buffalo Bills late in the season.
Many people thought the Cowboys might compete and had a real chance to win it all going into the NFL playoffs as the second seed in the NFC.
But in the opening round of the playoffs, Dallas didn’t think the young Green Bay Packers would provide much of a challenge. To their credit, Jordan Love and company completely destroyed America’s Team on their home field in Arlington, Texas.
According to Jordan Schultz of Bleacher Report, Prescott still looks to be headed for a sizable contract extension from the Cowboys after falling short of expectations once more in the postseason.
“I think Dak Prescott will turn the quarterback market upside down and enter the
Longtime club owner Jerry Jones, as Schultz said, is ready to keep taking a chance that Prescott will be Dallas’ best quarterback going ahead and does not want to start over at the quarterback position.
Jones may have made a costly error there, particularly in light of the fact that Micah Parsons and CeeDee Lamb will soon be receiving large salaries as well.