Summary
Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, promised fans improvements to the team's defense after missing the playoffs for the second year in a row. The Cowboys' offense ranks fourth in the league, but the defense has struggled, allowing the most points per game in the NFL. Jones defended defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, saying the problems were not solely his fault.
Key Facts
- The Dallas Cowboys will miss the NFL playoffs for the second consecutive year.
- The Cowboys' offense is strong, ranking fourth in the league with 28.4 points per game.
- Jerry Jones promised fans that the team's defense will improve.
- The Cowboys allowed 6,029 yards this season, averaging 376.8 yards per game, and rank third-worst in the NFL.
- Dallas has given up the most points in the NFL, with 29.8 points allowed per game.
- The defensive issues are attributed to a team-wide breakdown, not just the fault of coordinator Matt Eberflus.
