Jerry Jones Not Ready To Sell Naming Rights For Cowboys Stadium
Earlier this week, the San Francisco 49ers announced they had reached a $220-million naming-rights deal with apparel company Levi Strauss for their new stadium set to open in Santa Clara in 2014. Meanwhile, Cowboys Stadium in Arlington still bears the name of the NFL team that occupies it nearly four years after it began hosting events and games.
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Jerry Jones gets to work on fixing Cowboys
IRVING, Texas A 10-pack of Dallas Cowboys mini-scoops from inside Valley Ranch, where the firing of defensive coordinator Rob Ryan is creating a ripple effect on other moves:
1. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, I'm told, assembled a "short list'' of desirable Ryan replacements before the Tuesday dismissal of the high-profile coordinator. If the Cowboys get their wish...
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January 09, 2013
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Former Player Says He Never Listened To What Jerry Jones Said
ESPN analyst Darren Woodson spent his entire 12-year playing career with the Dallas Cowboys. Lately, a lot of articles and news about the Cowboys is dictated around owner Jerry Jones and the distraction that he has brought.
Woodson spoke with the Dallas Morning News recently, stating that “distractions are overrated,” and that “he never really listened to the outlandish things...
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October 27, 2012
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Jones: 'At 2-2, we're in pretty good shape'
With how poorly the Cowboys played in losses to the Seahawks and Bears and even during a win over the Buccaneers, a 2-2 record might be better than what they deserve.On Tuesday, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones gave his thoughts on where his team sits entering Week 6. Despite being outscored by a 61-25 total in their two losses, the Cowboys are fortunate that each team...
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October 09, 2012
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Jerry Jones: 'We are not meeting expectations'
The Cowboys have looked nothing like a playoff team in their last three games. Expectations were high after a season-opening victory over the defending Super Bowl champs, but losses to the Seahawks and Bears and an ugly win over the Buccaneers have left the Cowboys looking like a .500 team at best.
Even Jerry Jones had a difficult time putting a positive spin on how his group has...
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October 05, 2012
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Jerry Jones: 'We have a long way to go'
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Jerry Jones spoke with the media after Monday night's loss to the Chicago Bears and as was the case with the players in the locker room, Jones was disappointed."Overall, we met a Chicago team that made big plays with the ball, they took care of the ball and we didn't, and we got beat soundly," the Cowboys owner and general manager said. "...
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October 02, 2012
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Cowboys Stadium is Getting a Victoria’s Secret Store
Jerry Jones and Victoria’s Secret have teamed up and are set to open a brand new Victoria’s Secret store inside Cowboy’s stadium. They are planning to have a ribbon cutting ceremony before its opening on October 1st, just before the Cowboys take on the Chicago Bears in the next Monday Night football game.
In attendance for Victoria’s Secret will be ‘Pink’ models Elsa...
Trade Felix Jones for a 5th Rounder?
Recall, please, that when the Cowboys drafted Felix with the 22nd overall pick in 2008, they were taking a player who was not a full-time starter in college.
Apparently, the off-season discussion of whether Jerry Jones should step down as general manager has died down a bit. The fact that the Cowboys could have and should have beaten and eliminated from playoff contention the team...
Jerry Jones staying on as general manager
Two longtime NFL general managers who have built Super Bowl teams are newly available for hire. But if former Colts GM Bill Polian or former Bears GM Jerry Angelo are expecting a phone call from Jerry Jones, they're going to waste a long time staring at their Caller ID.
To no one's surprise but to many fans' dismay, Jones said on his weekly radio show that he would not...
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January 04, 2012
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Jerry Jones on Sam Hurd: “We are very thorough”
Former Cowboys and Bears receiver Sam Hurd stands accused of orchestrating major drug deals during his time as an NFL player, and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones described himself as surprised and saddened to learn that Hurd was allegedly involved in drug deals during his five years with the Cowboys. But Jones defended the background checks…
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December 20, 2011
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