The Dallas Cowboys have had immense fame. Be it the offseason or ahead of the trade deadline, the franchise has undergone a lot of criticism. Despite losing Dak Prescott due to a hand injury, the team maintained its stability. Jerry Jones pointed out the need for a receiver, but they could clinch nothing before the trade deadline. EVP Stephen Jones opened up on what transpired and why they could not trade up.
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Despite various teams making some trade-ups, the Blue Star missed out on the activities this year. It may look like Jerry Jones, and the franchise front has a lot of faith in the existing team. But Stephen Jones pointed out that they were searching for not one but more WRs.
As per Clarence Hill Jr, Stephen Jones mentioned, “You’re never there until you’re there. It was an intense day and really felt like we had some things that might workout but unfortunately they didn’t and on several fronts and we just weren’t able to get it done.”
Stephen Jones said Cowboys were looking at more than one WR: "You're never there until you’re there. It was an intense day and really felt like we had some things that might workout but unfortunately they didn’t and on several fronts and we just weren't able to get it done."
The Blue Star front Office reportedly made some background activity. They were in talks with the Houston Texans regarding WR Brandin Cooks. EVP Jones acknowledged that the front was on the verge of making a move for the wideout.
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Jones implied the Cowboys were searching for some offensive retrofits from other teams. But he also expressed confidence in the team’s existing receiving corps, which includes CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup, and others. They also showcased confidence in James Washington, who is closing in for a return from a fractured right foot.
Jerry Jones may not face a fine for his Halloween costume
The Halloween fever struck Jerry Jones pretty solid. The Cowboys owner dressed up as a blind referee, a classic mockery of the NFL’s recent controversies over poor officiating. While many would see it as a regular dress-up for the festivities, the league is not tolerant of such things. There were intense speculations that Kingpin Jones would face a fine for his actions. But that may not be the case.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones with the epic troll Halloween costume. A blind ref. Hope @nfl has a sense of humor
As per Dailymail.com, an NFL spokesperson said that Jerry Jones will not face the fine for his Halloween dress-up. It is rather interesting to see, as the league is quite strict over such situations. However, it is yet to see if any other developments over the situation happen.