That's a result of Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones opting to wait until the proverbial last second to get these contracts hammered out with his stars instead of locking them down early.

Netflix released a new trailer for the docuseries Monday, breaking down a few clips of key moments through Jerry Jones’ ownership run. A narration of William Ernest Henley’s poem “Invictus” played in the background of the one-minute, five-second-long clip.

The Dallas Cowboys are trading game day for screen time in Netflix’s latest sports docuseries. The streaming platform unveiled a fresh trailer and confirmed the premiere date for America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys,

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NFL fans will get to relive Jerry Jones’ glory days in a 10-episode docuseries after Netflix reportedly won the bidding war for streaming rights with a $50 million offer.

Jerry Jones thought long and hard for a second and responded with a question. He asked the reporter, Joe Hoyt of The Dallas Morning News, as to whether or not the Cowboys should have signed either player.

The training camp press conference saw the Cowboys owner taking a glib approach to current contract talks with their superstar edge rusher.

Netflix is on the verge of landing a docuseries about Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys for just under $50 million, according to a report from Puck News’ Matthew Belloni.

DALLAS — Jerry Jones said it best: The Dallas Cowboys are "a soap opera 365 days a year." That was straight from the owner's mouth in the trailer of the new Cowboys documentary on Netflix ...

This elephant in the room was sure to be addressed at the opening training camp press conference on Monday. When it was, team owner Jerry Jones didn't pull any punches. We expect a player paid like Trevon to be here all the time.