Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has responded to criticism characterizing him as reluctant to spend on head coaching hires, according to a report from ClutchPoints published Tuesday. The narrative suggests Jones has been unwilling to pay top dollar for coaching talent, but the owner disputed that characterization.
Details of Jones's specific remarks, the context of the criticism, and which coaching hires prompted the discussion were not provided in the initial report. The Cowboys have cycled through several head coaches since their last Super Bowl victory in 1995, including Chan Gailey, Dave Campo, Bill Parcells, Wade Phillips, Jason Garrett, and Mike McCarthy.
