PHILADELPHIA — Jerry Jones is often criticized for not admitting when he’s made a mistake. But the Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager seemed to do just that Friday when discussing his rookie offensive linemen.

It's one thing to allow a plethora of impact players to walk out out the door, but Jerry and Stephen Jones did nothing to offset those losses. In addition, the Joneses failed to sign a quality nose tackle,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has recently admitted the biggest mistake he made during the 2024 NFL offseason.

Last week, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones credited the work McCarthy, backup quarterback Cooper Rush and a makeshift offensive line have done while keeping the hopes of finishing above .500 alive, even if the playoffs have officially become out of reach for the franchise for the first time since 2020.

The Dallas Cowboys have been eliminated from the playoffs and, after a rocky season, owner Jerry Jones is refusing to confirm that head coach Mike McCarthy will be back for the 2025 season. More News: Cowboys' Jerry Jones Offers Update on DeMarcus Lawrence Returning in 2024

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones with a lot of praise for Mike McCarthy after tonight’s win. He’s gone out of his way to give credit to the Cowboys head coach while answering multiple questions pic.twitter.com/sASH6FzN0S