The lack of interest in signing free agents, plus the snail-pace extensions of Dak Prescott and CeeDee were all met with criticism. But for regular readers of Cowboyscountry.com, this was known to be part of what our Mike Fisher called the "Blow It Up'' plan, and funnily enough, Jerry admitted that.

The Cowboys owner said the team won't be aggressive in free agency, but the third way of adding talent may be open for business.

It can sometimes be difficult to read between the lines with the Cowboys’ owner. Luckily, we’ve got an expert.

The Dallas Cowboys made headlines last year in free agency for not being players, and according to Jerry Jones, that was part of the plan.

That's a characteristically convoluted answer, but it amounts to Jones seemingly saying that the Cowboys don't have any roster holes and so they don't really need to use free agency to fill them, which isn't their plan anyway. Thankfully, a reporter asked a clarifying question about whether he believes the team doesn't have any holes on the roster.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is now starting to see the dominos fall that he put in place a year ago, as part of his plan.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt called Jerry Jones out for only signing one All-Pro free agent in the past 15 years - a punter.

Jerry Jones is creating noise for the Dallas Cowboys. Well, not the kind of noise that will have fans anticipating big moves to improve key weaknesses. The team owner and general manager spoke to media on Thursday.

Can we expect the Dallas Cowboys to address 8 key positions through free agency - internally and externally? Here's how our Mike Fisher sees it

While Jerry Jones may not have spoken at the scouting combine for the first time in a long time, Dallas Cowboys fans got plenty of Jerry Jones content from Zack Martin’s retirement press conference on Wednesday.