Jerry Jones' Cowboys Plan Big Spending Spree

0:00On March 1st, Dallas Cowboys owner, Jerry Jones, is gearing up for a big spending spree in NFL free agency. After missing the playoffs for two stray years, he says the team will bust the budget, especially on defense, to get back to the postseason. Over the weekend, the Cowboys restructure key contracts to free up $66 million in salary cap space. That gives them plenty of room to make moves as free agency nears. Jones made his comments at the NFL combine this week, stressing the need to build around new defensive coordinator, Christian Parker's versatile. Scheme, fans and critics alike expect him to prioritize players who can stop opponents and win more third downs. He doubled down on the plan, pointing to strengths like quarterback Dak Prescott, receiver CD Lamb and Jalen Pickens, and a newly signed running. Back, Jones even said he'd borrow against future cap space if needed to make it happen. With this flexibility and focus, the Cowboys have a real shot at a strong 2026 season, and it'll be

1:02exciting to see of Jones' follows. Through on the promises.