Is Jerry Jones to blame for the Dallas Cowboys' lack of playoff success over the past three decades? Tony Romo shared his thoughts on Netflix's new docuseries, "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.

A new Netflix series on Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys empire spends one segment on a particularly devastating playoff loss to Green Bay.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/rams as Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Gives Rams Wild Complement.

With the NFL season quickly approaching, Micah Parsons’ relationship with the Dallas Cowboys remains a rocky one. Conversations about a new contract have stalled, and The Athletic’s Dianna Russini said the pressure is growing around Jerry Jones.

Jerry Jones has an estimated net worth of $16.6 billion, according to 'Forbes.' Here's everything to know about the Dallas Cowboys owner's massive fortune.

A new docuseries goes behind the scenes with the longtime driving force of the Cowboys, providing a peak into what drives him.

The Micah Parsons contract negotiation has become personal on both ends. Jerry Jones has been front and center through the whole thing, not afraid to express his feelings.

Jerry Jones and his wife, Eugenia “Gene” Jones, have been a team for more than 60 years. The Dallas Cowboys owner — who's featured in the Netflix docuseries America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys, which premiered Aug. 19 — met Gene while the two were students at the University of Arkansas, according to Texas Monthly. They got married in 1963.

The longtime Dallas Cowboys owner certainly angered his team's fans even more after they saw the latest Netflix show following the franchise.

Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are the subject of the Netflix documentary series America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys. During the fifth episode of the show, the owner revealed that he underwent treatment at the MD Anderson Cancer Center “about a dozen years ago.

The Cowboys play their final preseason game Friday against the Falcons. At least 13 players missed practice for a variety of health issues. The exception was pass rusher Micah Parsons, who continued his hold-in, by sitting down on a chair as practice was being conducted.