Jerry Jones deserves the majority of the criticism that he gets for his actions as the owner of the Dallas Cowboys. His decision-making has long been spotty at

It all seemingly aligns with their plan to, as Stephen Jones put it, be "selectively aggressive" during this free agency period. Or at least it would, if Jerry Jones didn't disagree on the use of the word aggressive to describe his team's plans.

CowboysCountry.com broke the story of the Cowboys being “very close’ to a done deal with Osa. And now we have done-deal details.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is now starting to see the dominos fall that he put in place a year ago, as part of his plan.

"We’re working to get a deal done with Osa," Jerry Jones declared last week. The post Jerry Jones Receives Crushing $63 Million Update on 172-Tackle Defender as Cowboys Finally Take Decision on Micah Parsons appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Dallas Cowboys need a ton of help in free agency. The team has been very active with their own players lately, re-signing Osa Odighizuwa to a four-year deal worth $80 million and restructuring some deals.

The Cowboys just re-signed Osa Odighizuwa and restructured Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb's contracts to create salary-cap space.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has detailed how the team could approach free agency and he's subtly dropped an information nugget as it pertains to the No. 12 overall pick.

The Cowboys took care of Osa Odighizuwa before free agency began. Now their attention needs to turn to Micah Parsons.

Despite generating $20 million in salary cap space after flipping a switch on CeeDee Lamb’s contract and saving money on Osa Odighizuwa’s new deal, the Cowboys still don’t have designs of making impact additions to the roster through free agency.

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Jerry Jones deserves the majority of the criticism ... the Cowboys avoided any drama of standout defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa leaving in free agency by locking the big fella into a four-year ...