Ever since he purchased the franchise in 1989, Jerry Jones has been the general manager of the Dallas Cowboys. He's had plenty of help along the way with Jimmy Johnson, Bill Parcells, and Will McClay all taking on duties at different points.

Dallas Cowboys executive vice president, CEO, and director of player personnel Stephen Jones shed some light on the team's plan for the NFL trade deadline, and are we sensing a change of tune? Stephen and Jerry Jones have consistently said they are happy with the guys currently on the Cowboys roster and that Jerry did not anticipate any moves by the trade deadline.

Could the Dallas Cowboys make a move before tomorrow's NFL trade deadline? Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones hasn't ruled out the possibility.

The Cowboys executive vice president also discussed how Carl Lawson and other DEs are filling for injured defensive starters.

Dak Prescott's likely season-ending injury is beyond demoralizing, but the trade deadline was the last straw for many fans after Dallas traded a fourth-round pick to the Carolina Panthers for wide receiver Jonathan Mingo.

The Cowboys are 3-5 and Dak Prescott is set to miss the remainder of the regular season barring any alternatives presented to him on Monday during his final meeting with a hamstri

Jonathan Mingo was one of the players moved ahead of last Tuesday's trade deadline in the NFL, going from the Panthers to the Cowboys.

It was expected the Cowboys wouldn’t make any major moves to upgrade their roster. However, they didn't stay silent as most expected them to. Dallas actually made a trade, sending a fourth-round pick to the Carolina Panthers for wide receiver Jonathan Mingo,

The Cowboys defied expectations by acquiring wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, adding valuable depth to their offense despite outside criticism.