November 1, 2025 - 10:29

In recent statements, Cowboys General Manager Jerry Jones sought to clarify his involvement in a substantial natural-gas business that has garnered attention. Following comments that raised eyebrows, Jones emphasized that his focus remains firmly on the Dallas Cowboys and their upcoming season.
While acknowledging the significance of his business interests, Jones insisted that they do not interfere with his responsibilities as a team leader. He reassured fans and stakeholders that his commitment to the Cowboys is unwavering, despite the scale of his natural-gas venture, which reportedly involves a staggering investment.
Jones expressed confidence in his ability to manage both his professional football duties and his business endeavors. He reiterated that the Cowboys are his top priority, and he is dedicated to ensuring the team's success on the field. As the season approaches, Jones aims to refocus attention on the Cowboys' preparations and aspirations for the championship.
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