Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones, aged 81, firmly believes that no one else can handle the GM responsibilities better than he can. In a candid interview with Clarence Hill Jr., Jones expressed unwavering confidence in his abilities, citing his extensive experience and financial acumen. He emphasized that his children are capable of taking over but only in the event of his incapacity. Despite criticism over the team's lack of recent playoff success, Jones remains committed to leading the Cowboys. Recent achievements include securing a $136 million contract extension for star receiver CeeDee Lamb. Jones reiterated that his passion and health keep him motivated to continue in his dual role.