With deep sorrow, we report the passing of Jerry Jones, the esteemed owner of the Dallas Cowboys, who died at the age of 81. Jones, a transformative figure in the world of professional football, leaves behind an indelible legacy marked by both remarkable achievements and profound influence on the NFL.
Acquiring the Cowboys in 1989, Jones rapidly reshaped the franchise into one of the league’s most prominent teams. Under his ownership, the Cowboys experienced a period of unparalleled success, including three Super Bowl victories in the 1990s. Jones’s vision and bold leadership were integral to this success, as he championed innovation both on and off the field.
Beyond his impact on the game, Jerry Jones was known for his larger-than-life personality and his deep commitment to the community. His passion for the Cowboys was evident in every decision he made, from stadium enhancements to team management. Jones’s approach to ownership and his drive for excellence helped elevate the Cowboys’ brand to a global phenomenon.
His passing marks the end of an era for a franchise that has become synonymous with his name. As the Dallas Cowboys and their legion of fans mourn his loss, they will also celebrate the extraordinary legacy Jerry Jones has left behind—a legacy defined by his unwavering dedication, transformative vision, and the countless lives he touched through his leadership and philanthropy.
