The Dallas Cowboys have a kept a low profile when it comes to free agency so far this offseason. That itself shouldn't be a surprise given owner Jerry Jones stated that would be t

NFL teams were allowed to begin negotiating with free agent players on March, March 10, leading to a bevy of deals being struck. One team that's been

Well, Jerry Jones did warn Cowboys fans. Dallas has been extremely quiet in free agency, having made just a handful of signings and shopping around the bargain bin. The Cowboys reportedly brought in running back Javonte Williams on a modest one-year deal worth up to $3.

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 Dallas Cowboys haven't been particularly aggressive in the early stages of NFL free agency, which opened on Monday. However, that’s exactly what Dallas owner Jerry Jones made clear when speaking to the media following Zack Martin’s retirement.

The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a disappointing 7–10 season that saw them once again not live up to the hype or even make the playoffs. With free agency in the NFL starting next week, one might think the team's owner and GM, Jerry Jones, is getting ready to make some big moves to fill some glaring holes in his roster.

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