Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones has faced criticism for his management style, particularly regarding the team's lack of playoff success in recent decades. ESPN's Stephen A. Smith highlighted Jones's record of hiring and firing seven head coaches since 1996 without achieving a Super Bowl appearance. In a recent interview, Jones defended his dual role, asserting that no one could do a better job than him and expressing confidence in his ability to manage the team and contracts effectively. He emphasized that he personally takes responsibility when things go wrong and remains committed to leading the Cowboys, dismissing the idea of stepping aside. This offseason, Jones secured a significant contract extension for star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, showcasing his continued involvement in key player negotiations. Despite his age, Jones remains determined to maintain control over the team's operations.