The Dallas Cowboys fanbase will not be hearing from their owner at the NFL Scouting Combine. Jones has decided to skip his interview.

The Scouting Combine has various rituals and routines. One happens when Cowboys owner Jerry Jones invites reporters who cover the franchise on board the team’s fancy-schmancy bus. This year, it's not happening.

Stephen Jones, the club’s chief operating officer and co-owner, has spoken from Indianapolis and said the Cowboys “ will be selectively strategic and aggressive ” in their approach. New head coach Brian Schottenheimer has also spoken publicly.

The Cowboys owner is too busy for his annual chat with reporters and is 1 of 3 GMs who won't take the podium at the scouting combine this year.

The Dallas Cowboys are at a crossroads, and Jerry Jones might be ready to shake up the NFL. With nearly three decades without a Super Bowl, the franchise is eyeing a bold move in the 2025 Draft. One that could change the future of the team.

Fish reports that Jerry's agenda includes conversations with agents for defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa (with a deal deemed "very close'' according to our sources), edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence, running back Rico Dowdle, defensive backs Jourdan Lewis and Israel Mukuamu and linebacker Nick Vigil.