Jerry Jones

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is “home and fine” a day after a report that he was involved in a traffic accident and taken to a hospital as a precaution.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones suffered a scare Wednesday night after being involved in a car crash in Dallas, After a brief hospitalization, Stephen Jones, ...

It's unclear if Jones was driving or if he was a passenger in the car. The 79-year-old played a part in almost the entire pre-draft process this year, although he did miss the 2022 NFL combine while working through a minor medical issue, according to ESPN. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones suffered a scare Wednesday night after being involved in a car crash in Dallas, After a brief hospitalization, Stephen Jones, Jerry's son, told the Associated Press Thursday that his father is now "home and fine" following the minor car accident.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones was taken to a hospital for “precautionary reasons” after being involved in a minor car accident on Wednesday, ...

Archer reports Jones suffered “minor injuries,” but there is no indication whether the Cowboys owner was driving or a passenger. Executive vice president Stephen Jones told Archer his father was released from the hospital and everything is “all good.” The Cowboys owner is currently resting at home after being discharged. Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones was taken to a hospital for “precautionary reasons” after being involved in a minor car accident on Wednesday, ESPN’s Todd Archer reports.

The Cowboys owner was released from Parkland Hospital Wednesday night; Stephen Jones confirmed that his father was resting comfortably.

He returned home, according to reports, with team executive vice president Stephen Jones offering a brief confirmation that the injuries sustained by his father in the crash were not serious. Whether the 79-year-old Jones was behind the wheel is not yet known. The crash happened about 8 p.m. near Harry Hines Boulevard and Wolf Street. Jones was taken to Parkland Hospital, about two miles away, “as a precautionary measure.”

If city leader gets his way, NFL will poach an AFC team from either the Jacksonville Jaguars or L.A. Chargers that actually resides in Dallas.

Dallas Super Bowl, even though history suggests the Cowboys would have a difficult time fulfilling their end of that vision. "We need an AFC team that plays in Southern Dallas," Johnson wrote. After all, the city of Dallas has no part of the franchise tied to it other than in name. Second, I work for the residents of Dallas, not Jerry Jones. Third, other NFL team owners also do not work for Jerry Jones, but themselves." "So far the main reason I hear for why this can’t happen is because of Jerry Jones," Johnson wrote. 'But here’s the rub: if it benefits all of the stakeholders I just mentioned except Jerry Jones, does that mean a deal couldn’t/shouldn’t happen?"

Jerry Jones returned home after a few hours at the hospital late Wednesday evening. Jones' son and Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones ...

In 2015, Jones had to undergo a second hip replacement, to fix his right hip. Traffic camera footage is not believed to be available from the wreckage. Police said one of the vehicles failed to yield, turning in front of the other vehicle, which inevitably caused the collision.