Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently spoke with NBC 5 about the team's offseason. He acknowledged it has been a quiet period for the team. Jones is hoping this quieter approach will lead to a more successful end to the season than the team has seen in recent decades.

Jones discussed the psychology behind the perception of the offseason, suggesting that the lack of major news stories has contributed to the notion that it has been quiet. He noted that the team has made some moves that could positively impact their chances. Further details about Jones' interview are available from NBC 5, including his thoughts on AT&T Stadium and Tony Romo.