Despite team struggles, Jerry Jones remains firm on his G.M. role, emphasizing his commitment to the Cowboys.
After the tough loss to the Commanders, Jones made it crystal clear that he’s not stepping down from his G.M. role. When asked if he’d finally give it up, he simply said, “No. Just, no.”
He went on to explain that he didn’t buy the team as an investment but as something he wanted to do for life. He’s been at it for 36 years, and he’s not about to change now.
Jones is the one who decides where the money goes, and he’s not shy about it. He’s taking responsibility for the team’s struggles this season, admitting he didn’t give McCarthy the best roster to work with.
With the Cowboys finishing 7-10, it’s clear there are some gaps in the lineup. Jones acknowledged that he second-guesses his decisions, but he’s still the one making the calls.
As for McCarthy’s fate, we might find out soon. Jones has a lot on his plate, and it’ll be interesting to see how he handles the upcoming decisions.