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It’s no secret that Dallas Cowboys fans often know better than team owner and de facto general manager Jerry Jones. The organization and roster would be in a much better place if Jones simply took fans’ advice, which speaks to how many poor decisions Jones has made over the years.<\/p>\n
Between prolonging extension talks with star players, jumping the gun on extensions for injured players (Michael Gallup, Jaylon Smith, Terence Steele, etc.) and refusing to spend money in free agency despite being the world’s most valuable sports franchise, there is a paper trail of evidence that supports fans and the national media’s claim that winning isn’t Jones’ foremost priority.<\/p>\n
If there is one thing Jones does well, though, it’s build close relationships with his players. He undoubtedly mettles too much in roster decisions, but he cares about his players.<\/p>\n
That’s (partly) why it raised eyebrows when Jones rebuffed DeMarvion Overshown’s request to wear the No. 0 jersey last season. The number belongs to Rowdy, the team’s mascot. Ever stuck in his ways, Jones did not want to strip Rowdy of his longtime uniform number.<\/p>\n
Well, according to a\u00a0new report from Clarence Hill Jr. of All City DLLS, it sounds like Jones has finally come around.<\/p>\n