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The Dallas Cowboys lost their third straight game on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers to fall to 6-8-1 on the season, but were officially eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday night after the Philadelphia Eagles' win over the Washington Commanders.
Now, with two games remaining, Dallas must do some intensive evaluation to try and correct their flaws in the offseason as they continue to try and end a Super Bowl drought that is now over 30 years.
However, following the game, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who is also the general manager, took responsibility for the roster struggles over the years.
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"I'll admit that the Cowboys management has played a big role [in the 30-year Super Bowl drought]," Jones said. "But seriously, I'm very disappointed that the way we're structured and my role puts us here tonight. I'm tremendously disappointed."
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Dallas Cowboys franchise quarterback Dak Prescott was asked about owner Jerry Jones, who will turn 84 during the 2026 season, and his willingness to improve the team by adding reinforcements and making the right roster moves to build a squad capable of competing for a Lombardi Trophy.
“Maybe as much here recently as I’ve seen," Prescott said. "And whether it’s him against the clock [in life]…or the deals and the things that we’ve done have been invigorating. You can tell he’s excited to help this team to make moves.”
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Dallas will face major decisions in the coming weeks regarding their roster, particularly on defense, which needs significant work, and the coaching staff, especially defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and his future with the team. They will also need to decide on free-agent wide receiver George Pickens, who is having the best season of his NFL career.
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