The Dallas Cowboys finally made a big decision about the short term future of Dak Prescott after the quarterback suffered a serious injury. Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys face one of the toughest moments for the franchise in recent years.

Jones, who has been criticized throughout the year over personnel moves — or lack thereof — had NFL execs and talent evaluators scratching their heads over the Cowboys’ decision to give Carolina draft capital for Mingo, a second-year wideout who has 12 receptions for 121 yards this season.

FRISCO, Texas -- Following a three-game losing streak that ran the Dallas Cowboys record to 3-5 through the first nine weeks of the 2024 season, there were plenty of reasons to sell off what players they could at the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday.

Jerry Jones answered to all those big rumors which mention Micah Parsons as a trade candidate for the Dallas Cowboys next season.

The 2024 NFL Trade Deadline may have come and gone without much of ... “He’s integral to our future, so no is the big answer,” Jones said on 105.3 The Fan, per Todd Archer of ESPN.com. “We haven’t had one conversation ever about not having ...

After superstar pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson went down for the season, the Lions had a gaping hole on their otherwise Super Bowl-caliber roster. Detroit legitimately had everything except for a difference-maker off the defensive edge, a place that some of the other NFC powers (and the AFC’s heavyweights) could probably exploit in the postseason.

Jerry Jones was asked if the Dallas Cowboys are ready to shut down Dak Prescott for the rest of the season after his big injury.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones visits with linebacker Micah Parsons (11) during pregame warmups at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, October 16, 2022.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer ) Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones recently joined 105.

Rumors of a Micah Parsons trade surfaced at the trade deadline but Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says no discussions ever took place.