The Dallas Cowboys didn't have a very good year, to say the least. Jerry Jones, the team's owner and general manager, said during the offseason the team would be "all in" on 2024, and then promptly failed to follow up with that promise in free agency.

Number three is how clean the Eagles’ offensive line kept Hurts Sunday. No sacks despite all the blitzes defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo could concoct. The Eagles’ offensive line lost Jason Kelce (it was hard to miss him on TV this season) and didn’t really miss a beat, even on its famous Tush Push.

Jerry Jones planned for the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl this season. Instead, the Cowboys went 7–10 and lost quarterback Dak Prescott in the season to a hamstring injury. The Cowboys didn't even make the playoffs let alone Super Bowl LIX.

Jerry Jones says he decided to hire Brian Schottenheimer as Dallas’ coach and sign quarterback Dak Prescott to a $240 million, four-year contract because the Cowboys are in a win-now mode and should be competing for Super Bowls.

The Cowboys’ offseason has been anything but quiet. The post Jerry Jones Confirms Key Decision for Dak Prescott As Josh Allen’s Former Coach To Join Dallas Cowboys appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Jerry Jones described it as a 'shocker' to be at the Super Bowl without the Cowboys in it, but judging by the lack of aggression in free agency this past season, it seems like Jones was the only one caught off guard.