Following a frustrating loss in their home opener, the Dallas Cowboys are under the microscope heading into Week 3. While most are pointing fingers at head coach Mike McCarthy and defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer,

The Dallas Cowboys losing in an uncompetitive fashion in their home opener had owner Jerry Jones facing the music on Tuesday.

Jones joined 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) on Tuesday for his weekly appearance following Dallas’ Week 2 loss to New Orleans.

This is something we can correct." When asked about a perceived lack of in-game adjustments, Jones was resolute: "No. No. Not at all."MORE: Jerry Jones says Cowboys will use DeMarvion Overshown more in future gamesJones' faith in his team extends beyond the coaching staff to the players themselves.

Delusion is nothing new for Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. After all, Jones recently claimed that nobody could be a better general manager for the

The Dallas Cowboys played their first home game Sunday since a shocking 48-32 wild-card playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers last January. Quarterback Dak Prescott said it was crucial to erase those bad postseason memories with a convincing victory against the New Orleans Saints.

The Dallas Cowboys followed up their impressive Week 1 win over the Cleveland Browns with a demoralizing 44-19 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday,

DeMarvion Overshown hardly saw the field in Week 2 but Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expects that to change going forward.

The Dallas Cowboys suffered a humiliating 44-19 defeat on their home field at AT&T Stadium this afternoon, falling to the New Orleans Saints and bringing their record to 1-1. After the game, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones didn’t hold back in his critique of the team’s performance in front of their home crowd.