CANTON, Ohio – The moment is approaching for Jerry Jones.
The Cowboys’ longtime owner/general manager has built successful teams in Dallas: three Super Bowl champions, division champions, a pretty good young group entering the 2017 season. Now he’s about to join the greatest collection of contributors the NFL has ever seen.
Some of his former players are part of that special team: The Pro Football Hall of Fame. Saturday night, Jones will join them as part of the 2017 Class enshrined in Canton.
“It just feels almost unfair to have spent almost 30 years in the NFL and have had as much fun as I’ve had with players and many great experiences, and still get to be a part of something like this,” Jones said Friday at a scheduled press conference.