In a stunning move, Jerry Jones has announced his resignation as General Manager of the Dallas Cowboys, effective immediately. Jones, who has led the team for over two decades, cited a desire to allow for a “shift in leadership” and a new vision for the Cowboys’ future as the reason behind his decision.
Jones, 81, has been a polarizing figure throughout his tenure, making bold decisions that have defined the team both on and off the field. His decision to step down comes amid mounting pressure following recent underperformance in the postseason, as well as growing calls from fans and critics alike for a new direction.
While the Cowboys will continue to be guided by Jones’ ownership and overall influence, the organization is expected to announce a successor in the coming days to oversee football operations. The move signals a potential turning point for a franchise that has struggled to return to championship glory since the mid-1990s.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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