If there was ever any doubt, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones made things very clear: The team's decision to hire Brian Schottenheimer was not one that would set them up for the future, but one that would give them an opportunity to win now. 

In case there was any ever doubt, Jerry and Stephen Jones made it very clear that they want Micah Parsons to be a part of the Cowboys' future. Now, their next step is signing him to an extension. 

Amidst a flurry of injuries and a 4-7 start to the season, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are focused on making the most of what's right in front of them. 

For the second time in as many home games, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has called Dallas' losses 'concerning.'

It wasn't anything the Dallas Cowboys couldn't handle, but they didn't handle it, and Jerry Jones is making it clear that he's both disappointed and that it's early enough to 'correct' it all. 

Jerry Jones spent time with the media on Tuesday to update where the team stands from a roster-building standpoint, the upcoming 53-man cut and the development of Trey Lance in the preseason.