Jones drops hint about more spending

After Dallas beat Washington 37-20, owner Jerry Jones told reporters: "There is nothing more dangerous than an old man with money." He later confirmed the remark was about football and signaled willingness to make another roster move.

“There is nothing more dangerous than an old man with money”

Jones clarifies his spending intentions

When asked if his remark reflected a willingness to spend, Jones said: "Very much, very much." He added the Cowboys have the makings of a strong team and would work to improve it financially if the right opportunity comes up.

“I'd work to improve it in a minute financially.”

Cowboys praise defensive line play

Jones singled out defensive tackles Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark for standout performances against Washington. He called Williams one of the best players in the entire league and praised Clark's consistency at a high level.

“Quinnen is just one of the best players in the entire league, period.”

Prescott reaches historic milestone

Dak Prescott became the Dallas Cowboys' all-time leader in touchdown passes during Sunday's win over Washington. The defense generated 12 quarterback pressures but failed to record a sack.

Years of spending questions finally answered

For years, critics questioned whether Jones would back up his "all in" rhetoric with aggressive spending. In March, the Cowboys rebuilt their defense with multiple signings and gave defensive coordinator Christian Parker significant personnel influence.

Williams gets massive extension

Quinnen Williams signed a three-year, $105.9 million extension with Dallas in August, making him one of the highest-paid defensive tackles in the league. The move showed the Cowboys' commitment to strengthening their defensive front.

Secondary injuries create roster urgency

Cornerback Cobie Durant suffered a hamstring strain and safety P.J. Locke tore the plantar fascia in his foot against Washington. Both could miss multiple weeks, adding pressure to find depth help before facing Baltimore.

Running game remains a concern

Dallas rushed for just 66 yards on 21 carries against Washington, averaging 3.1 yards per attempt. Javonte Williams managed only 30 yards on 12 carries, and the team awaits the return of All-Pro guard Tyler Smith from a thumb injury.

Smith targeting Week 5 return

Tyler Smith is recovering from a thumb injury with an approximately four-week recovery timeline. The earliest the All-Pro guard can return is Week 5 against Tampa Bay, which could improve the running game once he's back.

Cowboys head to Rio for Ravens test

Dallas faces Baltimore on September 27 at Maracan Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, marking the first NFL regular-season game in Rio. The matchup presents a major defensive challenge against Lamar Jackson's ability to extend plays with his legs.

Money won't be the obstacle

Whether Jones' comments lead to a trade or signing remains uncertain, but the Cowboys owner has made clear that if he sees a chance to improve Dallas, financial constraints will not hold the team back.