Jerry Jones finally talked about a possible trade for the Dallas Cowboys in the middle of a huge crisis. Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are facing a crucial moment for the franchise. After paying massive money in big contract extensions for Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb,

"The facts are that if I’m going to be grilled by the tribunal, I don’t need it to be by the guys I’m paying," Jones said.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones made clear that he's not planning to be active at the upcoming NFL trade deadline, per Dianna Russini of The Athletic. The trade dead

Fans have the league made sure to salute Jones on his birthday by dragging him through the coals as he watched his beloved team look like a sad drunk getting told they cannot re-enter the club. Here are some of the best reactions of Jones' memorable day.

Josh Allen got his MVP campaign back on track in a 23-20 win over the Jets on Monday night. More importantly, he gave the Bills and their rolling rebuild a two-game advantage over the rest of the AFC East and just beat what appears to be Buffalo’s biggest divisional threat on the road. — CD

The Dallas Cowboys are 3-3 as they head into the bye week. They just got embarrassed in Week 6, losing 47-9 to the Detroit Lions. The Cowboys don't look like the same team from a year ago and it's evident on the field.

The owner/president/GM of the Cowboys decided he was also in control of the radio show and threatened to have all three men replaced with someone who will ask favorable questions. Jones then went on to defend his moves (or lack of) this offseason and reminded us all how great he was 30 years ago.