Jerry Jones Addresses Cowboys' Unexpected 3-4 Struggles

The Cowboys face challenges with turnovers and injuries, but Jones remains hopeful for a midseason turnaround.

The Dallas Cowboys have started the season 3-4, with owner Jerry Jones describing the situation as rougher than anticipated.
Quarterback Dak Prescott has struggled with turnovers, throwing eight interceptions in seven games, contributing to the team's minus-eight turnover differential.
Injuries have plagued the Cowboys, particularly on defense, with key players like Micah Parsons and Trevon Diggs sidelined.
Jones expressed optimism about the potential for improvement, citing head coach Mike McCarthy's experience and past success.
The Cowboys are considering potential trades before the deadline, with $21 million in cap space available to bolster the roster.