Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones discussed the back half of the team's 2025 schedule.

ARLINGTON — Cowboys co-owner and Chief Operating Officer Stephen Jones attended a news conference for the PBR World Finals that’s in Fort Worth and at AT&T Stadium this weekend. Jones expressed excitement for the PBR World Finals and how it’s a near sold-out event.

Yes, it's historic. No, it’s not catastrophic. Context matters — and the Dallas Cowboys actually catch a few schedule breaks.

Let the Brian Schottenheimer era begin. The Dallas Cowboys hired the first-time head coach this offseason after they parted ways with Mike McCarthy following a disappointing 7-10 effort in 2024. They also traded for wide receiver George Pickens to provide more support in the aerial attack alongside CeeDee Lamb.

The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for a tough 2025 campaign, and the quarterbacks on their schedule aren’t doing them any favors. With matchups against some of the league’s top talent, from savvy veterans to rising stars, Dallas’ defense will need to be sharp each and every week.

The NFL has released the 2025 Dallas Cowboys regular season schedule, but despite the excitement of the upcoming campaign, signs point to a grand opportunity with the 2026 schedule.