Byron Jones was born in New Britain, Connecticut on September 26, 1992. Byron Jones is a versatile defensive back who has played both cornerback and safety in the NFL. He played collegiately at the University of Connecticut before being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
All offseason, the focus for much of the Dallas Cowboys front office has been put at the negotiation table. With notable players like DeMarcus Lawrence, Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, Amari Cooper, and Byron Jones all eligible to discuss long-term contracts this offseason, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and the … Read more
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Although Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper sit atop the Dallas Cowboys priorities at the moment, Byron Jones should not be overlooked. The 2015 first round selection for the Cowboys is about to play his contract year right after an impressive breakout season in 2018. After a few years … Read more
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Every year a number of players will enter a contract year looking to put together a good 16 game season to boost their resume ahead of free agency. For many of the players on the Dallas Cowboys, they will be seeing their first opportunity to hit free agency. … Read more
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Don’t look now, but the Dallas Cowboys are fixing to have to make some really tough decisions regarding their current stable of cornerbacks. Byron Jones, Chidobe Awuzie, Anthony Brown, and Jourdan Lewis are all entering contract years in either 2019 or 2020. What the future holds for them … Read more
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Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett is heading into his ninth NFL Draft as head coach of America’s Team. Garrett doesn’t necessarily get all the credit for the draft as there are scouts and front office personnel who put in lots of time and effort on the prospects … Read more
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Todd Archer of ESPN and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network are reporting that Dallas Cowboys cornerback Byron Jones underwent hip surgery this week, but expects to be ready for training camp this summer. Rapoport, on the other hand, seems unsure of what Jones’ availability will be for camp, … Read more
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It’s a debate that has raged on social media for some time now and it likely won’t slow down as the offseason progresses and the Dallas Cowboys begin to hand out massive contracts to their top players. Pay Ezekiel Elliott? Pay Byron Jones? If you could only pay … Read more
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Let me first start by saying this is not the case. The Cowboys can find ways to pay both Ezekiel Elliott and Byron Jones over the next two offseasons, securing leaders on each side of the ball. But last week a couple of Twitter polls got me very interested … Read more
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Heading into the 2018 season Byron Jones was being asked to prove himself. The former first round pick had fallen out of the coaches’ good graces during his third season, though many of his struggles could be attributed to those very coaches which were then questioning his ability. … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys front office decision makers are going to have a busy offseason in 2019. They’ve got several important pieces to get under contract as well as players that need contract extensions. DeMarcus Lawrence is a free agent that will likely sign a big deal and may … Read more
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The next class of players to join the Dallas Cowboys may be on the field at Mobile, Alabama this week for the Senior Bowl, but their young core is well represented in front of the Cowboys coaching staff at the Pro Bowl. With Left Tackle Tyron Smith and … Read more
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I know we are all still little disappointed with the way the Dallas Cowboys 2018 season ended, but if we are completely honest with ourselves it ended a lot better than we initially thought it would. With the season officially over, it’s time to start the evaluation process … Read more
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Coming into the 2018 season, loads of questions surrounded the Dallas Cowboys and the future of their roster. Could their defense stay intact when the annual Sean Lee injury occurred? Was Kris Richard going to lead the Cowboys young secondary to places we thought they could be? And … Read more
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As the Dallas Cowboys get ready to play their Wild Card playoff game tomorrow night versus the Seattle Seahawks, some players on the team received the honor to be in the the All-Pro teams. The Cowboys had many key pieces this season and this group of players seems … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys will be well represented in the 2019 Pro Bowl. Last night, five players were named to the NFC roster: RB Ezekiel Elliott, OT Tyron Smith, G Zack Martin, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, and CB Byron Jones. Dallas tied the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints for … Read more
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The first half of the season has come to a close and your Dallas Cowboys sit at 3-5 on the season with an uphill battle to contend for a playoff spot. Things look bleak after the America’s Team suffered a let down at the hands of the Tennessee … Read more
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With the Dallas Cowboys coming out of the bye week and getting ready for the Tennessee Titans next Monday night, we have some time to look back on the first seven weeks of the season. Last week I provided you with three Dallas Cowboys who need to be … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys need a win today versus the Houston Texans to improve to a record above .500. Looking to net their third win of the season, they’re facing a high-powered offense led by sophomore quarterback Deshaun Watson. On the other side of the ball, a solid front … Read more
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Even though the Dallas Cowboys have pretty much looked like an average team through the first four games of the 2018 season doesn’t mean there hasn’t been plenty of bright spots to believe they can’t be better than just a .500 team. In fact, they have several players … Read more
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Former Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Bill Parcells used to break up each 16 game season into four quarters with a goal of winning each quarter. The idea that if you win each quarter, you’ll put yourself in position to make the playoffs and have a home game. Well, … Read more
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