Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is an optimistic man. Incidentally, his time with his club made him realize that his side has great potential to match up to the major opponents. As a result, the 79-year-old feels all the criticism surrounding his team is actually good for the Cowboys. 

Talking to 105.3 The Fan, Jones says he finds it okay for people to always talk about his team. “If anybody is thinking we have more said about us, more visibility…that’s exactly what I’m trying to do. I want to keep them talking about the Cowboys. If we got them talking about us, we’re doing our job,” says the experienced businessman. Interestingly, JJ eyes visibility as the main goal to expand his club, which is already worth around $8 billion.

Jerry Jones is keeping his faith high

The big billionaire purchased the Cowboys way back in 1989, February. Because of the long association, the owner has seen several highs, lows, and transformations on his side. However, Dallas last won a title in the 1995 Super Bowl. It is a stat that he would love to change soon.

A man of different hats, Jones serves as the owner and general manager of the team. He is also famous for some off-field issues. Incidentally, the experienced campaigner was involved in a car accident in May, where he allegedly hit another driver. Apparently, Jones was not wearing his seatbelt during the incident. 

Even though it has been long since his side has won a trophy, the 79-year-old says, his team will bounce back this season. Jones adds that they have a five-year vision plan and that is why they are giving more prominence to youngsters this season. 

Dallas Cowboys looking forward with hope

The Cowboys had a decent pre-season training program. They outclassed Chargers and Seahawks and lost to Broncos 17-7 in their last clash. What stood highlighted is their adaptability and positive mindset, despite missing some major stars like Michael Gallup from the team. It speaks volumes about their courage and conviction, the fans believe. 

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However, the Mike McCarthy-coached side will look to go all guns blazing as the exciting new season begins on September 11. They know that the best answer to silence their critics and satisfy their team owner is a proud show. 

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