Cowboys Owner Jones: Big Free Agency Spend

0:00On March 5th, Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager, says the team will spend more money and free agency this year than in past seasons. Quarterback Dak Prescott told reporters he's definitely excited about it, especially heading into the second year under head coach Brian, Shadenheimer. Last season, the Cowboys finished seven wins, nine losses, and one tie after trading star pass rusher, Michael Parsons, to the Green Bay Packers in late, August 2025. Now, they're looking to rebuild their defense with big moves. Fans and analysts point out, Dallas needs help at linebacker, cornerback, and safety. The team has been linked to players like Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders and Tray Hendrickson from the Cincinnati Bengals with legal tampering, starting at noon eastern time on March 9th. Prescott believes adding immediate impact players will spark a big jump this year. The Cowboys also freed up around $66 million in salary cap space by restructuring deals for Prescott,

1:02wide receiver CD-LAM, and left guard Tyler Smith. All eyes are on whether Jones backs up his words when free agency kicks off next week, potentially transforming the roster for a stronger run.