Reporter Explains Why Cowboys Seem so Calm This Preseason
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seems to have turned over a new leaf this fall camp.
The Dallas Cowboys are currently enjoying a calm preseason camp, unlike previous seasons. While they have brought in high-profile players such as Von Miller and extended contracts with stars like Quinnen Williams, the team has moved away from the drama of star players like Ezekiel Elliott holding out. Wide receiver George Pickens, playing on a franchise tag, and other stars have reportedly maintained a positive atmosphere.
This shift in mood is attributed to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, as reported by Fort Worth Star-Telegram beat reporter Nick Harris. Harris recalls a quote from Jones around Super Bowl time, where the owner expressed a shift in his approach to team management. This new mindset has resulted in less contract drama and fewer outlandish comments from Jerry Jones, allowing the media to focus more on the on-field performance.
The strong lineup on both sides of the ball, including the addition of rookie safety Caleb Downs, has contributed to a more focused and productive preseason. Jones has been vocal about Downs' immense talent, describing him as one of the best players he has ever seen. This combination of strong players and a calm environment has made training camp a breath of fresh air for fans and observers alike.
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