Cowboys' Super Bowl Drought: Can Jones Fix Defense?

0:00On March 3rd, it's been 30 years since the Dallas Cowboys last hoisted the Super Bowl trophy back in 1996. Owner Jerry Jones recently apologized to fans for the long drought, admitting the team has fallen short despite regular season success. NFL analyst Chris Persard echoed the frustration, saying he can't see them reaching the Super Bowl anytime soon with their current setup. The Cowboys boasted solid offense led by quarterback Dak Prescott, CD Lamb and others, ranking high and points scored last season. But their defense finished dead last in the lead, allowing the most points. Prescott has made the playoffs multiple times over his 10-year career, yet his 2-5 record dare highlights postseason struggles. Fans and media pressure keeps mounting on Jones and the team, who have won the NFC East several times, but always choke in the big moments. Jones promised to be more cautious with decisions, consulting coaches closely on drafts, and trades to build a balanced roster. Persard believes they could still snag 11 or 12 wins and reach the playoffs, maybe by targeting edge rushers like Max Crosby developing.

1:07Young defenders and smart drafting. Extra picks from trades give them a shot to fix the defense. Jones remains optimistic, chasing more championships to top owners like Robert Kraft. With changes ahead, America's team might finally turn the corner after all these years.