Urgent Announcement: Jerry Jones Officially Announces Sale of the Dallas Cowboys — Here’s Why
In a surprising and emotional announcement, Jerry Jones, the long-time owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has officially confirmed that he is selling the iconic NFL franchise. The news broke earlier today during a press conference at AT&T Stadium, where Jones explained the reasons behind his decision after more than three decades of ownership.
According to Jones, the move comes as part of a “strategic and personal transition” following growing challenges in management, family succession planning, and evolving business demands in modern sports. He cited age, health considerations, and a desire to secure the long-term stability of the franchise as key factors in the sale. “It’s one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made,” Jones said. “But the Cowboys deserve to continue thriving beyond my years, with fresh leadership that can take this team to new heights.”
Sources close to the organization also revealed that ongoing financial restructuring, league expansion pressures, and increased valuation opportunities contributed to the timing of the decision. The Cowboys, valued at over $10 billion, are currently the most valuable sports team in the world.
Jerry Jones, who bought the team in 1989 for $140 million, revolutionized the NFL business model through marketing, branding, and stadium innovations. Under his leadership, the Cowboys captured three Super Bowl titles and became known as “America’s Team.”
While the identity of the potential buyer remains undisclosed, negotiations are reportedly in their final stages. Jones assured fans that the new ownership would uphold the franchise’s legacy and commitment to excellence.
The announcement marks the end of a monumental chapter in NFL history and the beginning of a new era for the Dall
as Cowboys.
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