His definition of "all in" must be different.
During the Senior Bowl, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said that the team was going to take an “all in” approach for 2024 as free agency loomed. Fast forward to a couple days into NFL free agency, and the Cowboys have yet to sign a player from an outside team.
Now, the Cowboys entered free agency near the bottom of the league in cap space. But we’ve seen teams get creative in navigating cap restrictions in the past. And given Jones’ remarks, Cowboys fans (unreasonably) expected Dallas to be more aggressive in improving a roster that got embarrassed in the NFC wild-card round.
Jones somewhat walked back on his comments during the combine. He said via ESPN:
“Your definition of what is ‘all-in’ and mine might not be the same thing. But I’m trying to win the games this year with my decision. So I’m all-in to this year.”
Yet, Cowboys fans have not seen those results thus far in free agency. Safe to say that they are not impressed.
Jerry Jones: “We’re going all-in on 2024.”
The Cowboys: pic.twitter.com/KTTAvxEXoV
— GhettoGronk (@TheGhettoGronk) March 12, 2024
Jerry Jones to cowboy fans every free agency: pic.twitter.com/D7E6YYTb4P
— Coach Beans (@CoachBeansTTU) March 12, 2024
The Dallas Cowboys going “all in” by signing a long snapper pic.twitter.com/F54N7Ms0zU
— Jahmeir D. ✭ (@JDCowboys2) March 12, 2024
The Cowboys were the only team in the NFL to do absolutely nothing on Monday. Everyone in the NFC East got better.
All in— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) March 12, 2024
Cowboys fans: Jerry said we’re going “all-in” this season!
Jerry: pic.twitter.com/R1uLnq8WsB
— Kevin Gray Jr. (@KevinGraySports) March 11, 2024
What have the Cowboys done since being “all-in”
Serious question
— Cameron Magruder (@ScooterMagruder) March 12, 2024
