Jerry Jones Confirms Cowboys in Win-Now Mode Ahead of Super Bowl

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones emphasized that the team's recent decisions, including signing quarterback Dak Prescott to a four-year, $240 million contract, reflect a 'win-now' mentality as they aim to compete for Super Bowl titles. He expressed disappointment at the Cowboys' absence from Super Bowl LIX, stating, 'I didn’t plan on that when I made that agreement.' Jones also highlighted the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach, indicating it was a strategic move to ensure immediate competitiveness rather than a rebuilding phase. He believes Schottenheimer’s experience, stemming from his family’s football legacy, will benefit the team significantly. Jones acknowledged past criticisms regarding the team's free agency strategy but asserted that they are prepared to make significant investments, particularly in extending star player Micah Parsons. The Cowboys are committed to evolving and enhancing their roster to achieve their championship aspirations in 2025.