Cowboys’ Jerry Jones drops defiantly confident take about 2026 season despite rocky start
The Dallas Cowboys have struggled to find consistency in the 2026 NFL season. Still, owner Jerry Jones says he is confident in the team’s direction, even with the disappointing start . Dallas is 2-3 after five games, so the team has work to do if it wants to turn things around. Still, Jones thinks the Cowboys are in a better spot now than they were […] The post Cowboys’ Jerry Jones drops…
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed defiant confidence about the team's 2026 season despite a disappointing start. The Cowboys are currently 2-3 after five games, but Jones maintains optimism about the team's progress. During an interview on 105.3 The Fan, Jones noted that the team's record speaks for itself and emphasized that he feels better about the current situation compared to this time last year or the previous year.
While acknowledging the early struggles, Jones believes the Cowboys have reasons to be hopeful and stressed the importance of improving to stay in the playoff race. The high expectations set at the beginning of the season have not been met thus far, leaving fans and the team to focus on translating optimism into wins. Jones highlighted the progress the Cowboys have made compared to previous seasons, suggesting that the team has time to rectify their mistakes and play more consistently in the upcoming weeks.
Ultimately, Dallas needs to back up its owner's confidence with better performance to prove that the initial 2-3 start was merely a setback.
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