The Dallas Cowboys made headlines last year in free agency for not being players, and according to Jerry Jones, that was part of the plan.

The Cowboys owner said the team won't be aggressive in free agency, but the third way of adding talent may be open for business.

The lack of interest in signing free agents, plus the snail-pace extensions of Dak Prescott and CeeDee were all met with criticism. But for regular readers of Cowboyscountry.com, this was known to be part of what our Mike Fisher called the "Blow It Up'' plan, and funnily enough, Jerry admitted that.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was incredibly close to making what would have gone down as one of his worst football decisions.. Instead, thanks to a bit of help from his son, Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones,

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt called Jerry Jones out for only signing one All-Pro free agent in the past 15 years - a punter.

Can we expect the Dallas Cowboys to address 8 key positions through free agency - internally and externally? Here's how our Mike Fisher sees it

Myles Garrett shook up the NFL by demanding a trade during Super Bowl week, putting Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons’ contract situation in the spotlight. Parsons, a four-year pro, is entering the final year of his rookie deal.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has detailed how the team could approach free agency and he's subtly dropped an information nugget as it pertains to the No. 12 overall pick.

Getting deal for Micah early 'was always the goal' - Nick Eatman, DallasCowboys.com . This is exactly what the Cowboys should do. The narrative surrounding the Cowboys’ ability