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.

Radio host Colin Cowherd is not a fan of how many times the Dallas Cowboys are in the spotlight this season after the NFL schedule released.

The NFL certainly still views the Dallas Cowboys as "America's Team." They gave the Cowboys eight standalone games for the upcoming 2025 season. That's tied for the most in the league in 2025 with the three-time defending AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs and the 2024 NFC runner-up Washington Commanders for the most in the upcoming season.

The season openers between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens-Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers are among the most intriguing matchups to launch the 2025 NFL campaign.

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