Bill Belichick's name will be linked to the Cowboys in the coming days. But would the coach really join Jerry Jones if Mike McCarthy gets fired? Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

You can’t pick a worse match than Jerry Jones and coach Bill Belichick.” The Cowboys and Belichick became linked after Dallas’ embarrassing 48-32 wild-card home loss to the seventh-seeded ...

Jerry Jones, one of the most visible forces in the NFL as the bombastic owner of the Cowboys, ... The Bill Belichick sweepstakes will commence as soon as the season is over, ...

Bill Belichick's name will be linked to the Cowboys in the coming days. But would the coach really join Jerry Jones if Mike McCarthy gets fired?

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he definitely can work with Bill Belichick. AP But Jones wanted to make sure it was clear that he could work with one of the game’s greatest coaches.

Bill Belichick & Jerry Jones Have ‘Solid Relationship’ Certainly, there is some logic there from Sharpe. But on the flip side, there is the notion that Belichick already knows well Jones ...

The Dallas Cowboys like to call the Dallas Cowboys “America's Team” but the more accurate description is America’s favorite reality show. And that was before team owner Jerry Jones agreed to ...

Patriots Jerry Jones said there’s ‘no doubt’ he’d be able to work with Bill Belichick “I know him personally and I like him,” Jones said.

What would the NFL look like without the tandem of Bill Belichick and the Patriots? A 1996 conversation between Belichick and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was resurfaced by The Athletic on Tuesday, da… ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones opted to stick with Mike McCarthy for the 2024 season, but he's definitely fond of another head coach. The Cowboys' disastrous loss in the wild-card round at home ...

Jerry Jones still thinks about how Bill Belichick once lobbied the Cowboys for a job in the '90s ... Apparently, Belichick told Jones, "I can coach. If you ever get an opportunity, ...

Years ago, Belichick asked Jones for a job. Jones got a stark reminder Sunday of what could have been if he'd acted on Belichick's words.