Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faces retirement calls after Week 1 loss

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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faces retirement calls after Week 1 loss
Summary

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been urged to consider retirement following the team's 28-20 defeat to the New York Giants in their 2026-27 NFL season opener. Asante Samuel, a former teammate of Tom Brady and a two-time Super Bowl champion, criticized the Cowboys' lack of success over the years despite substantial investment in players. Samuel described the team as 'soft' and undisciplined, pointing to a need for a significant change. His message emphasizes that a hard reset for the Cowboys must start with Jones relinquishing control.

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  • Cowboys lose to Giants 28-20 in season opener
  • Asante Samuel calls for Jerry Jones' retirement
  • Samuel criticizes team's discipline and performance
  • Calls for a hard reset for the Cowboys
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  • 9:51 AMYahoo SportsTom Brady’s former teammate demands Jerry Jones’ retirement after Dallas Cowboys’ Week 1 failure
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been advised to retire from his position within the franchise. It has been decades since the Dallas Cowboys have even sniffed a Super Bowl Championship, despite spending a huge amount of money on players.

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