Owner Jerry Jones found a way to keep his franchise, long nicknamed "America's team" in the spotlight this week -- despite the fact that it's the middle of football's offseason and the conference finals in both the NBA and NHL are underway.

The Dallas Cowboys are dealing with Micah Parsons' contract, and Jerry Jones sent a clear message about the situation.

Micah Parsons and Jerry Jones may or may not have a handshake deal. But the Cowboys edge rusher has not signed a contract extension, and by the sound of it, nothing is imminent. The Cowboys owner said Wednesday it's been awhile since he's talked to Parsons.

Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones revealed that a possible contract extension for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and an 18-game schedule were not discussed during Wednesday's meetings. This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.

Jerry Jones is a larger than life, charismatic character. Jones, 82, has been the owner of the Dallas Cowboys since 1989. Jones, who remains actively involved in the football decisions for his team, has brought a large amount of success to the franchise.

The NFL announced last year it will pause its coaching accelerator program. In the wake of that decision, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admits recent Supreme Court rulings and rhetoric from President Donald Trump made an impact in that regard.

Plenty of updates to come from our sitdown just now with #Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. But to start, on draft needs: “I wouldn’t dismiss a great opportunity to take a pass rusher.” Also of high interest: young OL who can start immediately,

Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is no stranger to bold moves and headline-grabbing decisions. But his leadership is once again under fire, this time from prominent colle