Jason Whitlock has always been known for his controversial sports and political takes, but his most recent one targeting Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones might actually take the cake following Jones' interesting comments about two of his NFL team's biggest superstars.

The Cowboys confirmed that they have enforced the de-escalator clause in Trevon Diggs' contract, lowering the cornerback's base salary from $9 million to $8.5 million, because he didn't rehab enough at the team facility.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is looking competent with the way the Cincinnati Bengals are handling the Trey Hendrickson situation.

Monday's press conference brought bizarre comments on the Micah Parsons talks and maybe the laying of groundwork for Trevon Diggs' 2026 departure.

Parsons clearly agreed with the messaging, reposting the tweet.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was put on blast by the panel of ESPN's First Take for prioritizing attention over the team's Super Bowl success.

It’s more like “long time gone” in the Cowboys’ case. The NFC team with the second longest NFC title game drought is Chicago at 14 years. That was during the Jason Garrett Era for Dallas but you have to plow back through Wade Phillips, Bill Parcells, Dave Campo and Chan Gailey’s hires to find any memorable playoff success under Jones.