Amid his first year alongside Dak Prescott, George Pickens delivered a straightforward message on his future, clearly aiming towards Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

When Jerry Jones surveys the NFL these days, he sees a business that bears little resemblance to the one he encountered when he bought the Dallas Cowboys 36 years ago. The undisputed king of sports leagues last year generated north of $23 billion,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has some ideas about what he wants to do leading up to the trade deadline, but he's not willing to spoil exactly what they are.

Crosby had a solid night against Dallas, sacking Dak Prescott and forcing a fumble. Jones also had some new help on the defensive side, as defensive tackle Quinnen Williams (1.5 sacks, five QB hits) and linebacker Logan Wilson (two tackles), both acquired at the trade deadline, made their Cowboys debuts.

The Jones family is standing by the NFL's pick of Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show. The NFL announced in September that Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican rapper and singer, will be performing at Super Bowl 60 in Santa Clara,

The ESPN broadcast panned to Jones in the stands. The 83-year-old owner looked on with childlike excitement as Williams celebrated his first sack in a Cowboys uniform. Few things make Jerry Jones happier than validation, particularly on his football acumen.

Playing their first game since the death of 24-year-old defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, the Cowboys' 33-16 win over the Raiders was filled with emotions for quarterback Dak Prescott, owner Jerry Jones and others. The Cowboys donned "94" helmet decals and had warm-up shirts with Kneeland across the front to honor their teammate.

Green Bay Packers fans are thankful for Jerry Jones, which was evident as the Dallas Cowboys' owner was trolled during a game between the Packers and Giants.