ARLINGTON — Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been known to act from time to time. Jones was asked will he make an acting appearance in the second season of Landman. Jones was in Season 1. Jones was being coy when asked about it following the Cowboys win over the Eagles.

As if Jerry Jones and the front office needed any more reasons to feel motivated to sign Pickens to a new contract this offseason, he went out and posted nine catches for 146 yards and a touchdown, which was highlighted by the 24-yard catch-and-run that set Dallas up for the game-winning field goal.

Team owner Jerry Jones praised wide receiver George Pickens' performance in the Cowboys' comeback win over the Eagles on Sunday afternoon.

The Cowboys now face a tough test on Sunday against the defending champions, the Philadelphia Eagles. Jones, who previously made a big announcement about his health, will be hoping that his decision to shore up Dallas’ secondary ahead of the trade deadline will pay off against a Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley-led Eagles offense.

George Pickens came into the 2025 season hoping to prove he's worth a long-term extension, and it's safe to say he's done that.

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs has had a tough 2025 season. The former interceptions leader has missed four games due to a concussion and a knee injury. Now, owner Jerry Jones has offered a brutal assessment of Diggs' 2025 season thus far.

A franchise tag would cost an estimated $28 million for next season. The Cowboys are not expected to have much available salary-cap space in 2026, so franchise tagging Pickens must include contractual changes elsewhere within the roster, according to Over The Cap projection.

There is no doubt that Jerry Jones is one of the most controversial owners and personalities in the league, always involved in every major decision related to the Dallas Cowboys. H