'Oil money, star power, Super Bowl dreams': Netflix will release Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys documentary series on August 19
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On June 11, Netflix shared via X that it would release the Jerry
Jones
and Dallas Cowboys documentary series on August 19. They attached a stunning picture poster of black-goggled Jerry Jones at the center of the Cowboys' logo - The Blue Star with the back profiles of Cowboys legends RB Emmitt Smith, CB Deion Sanders, QB Troy Aikman, and WR Michael Irvin.
Netflix captioned it - The definitive story of Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys. America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys premieres August 19.
One fan commented - Oil money, star power, and Super Bowl dreams. This one's gonna be Texas-sized. Another wrote - Watch how I took a Super Bowl winning team into the toilet. Three championships in the cabinet, and a fourth one is still an impending dream for the 82-year-old American billionaire businessman Jerry Jones, but all everyone can remember is how he hasn't yet achieved his 'fourth' Super Bowl championship!
— netflix (@netflix)
Jerry Jones' Netflix docu-series would take viewers from how he bought the Dallas Cowboys to how he turned it into an envious NFL team
On June 11, Marca reported that Netflix's Dallas Cowboys documentary series would feature QB Troy Aikman, RB Emmitt Smith, WR Michael Irvin, CB Deion Sanders, HC Jimmy Johnson, and HC Barry Switzer, and a special appearance by the former President of the United States of America, George W.
Bush.
The series would cover key milestones of Jerry Jones' life - when he revamped the Cowboys, his separation from longtime coach Tom Landry, and pairing with head coach Jimmy Johnson. His story would serve as a testament to achieving the three Super Bowl titles during times of industry innovation and brand expansion. It would primarily focus on how Jones bought the franchise and turned it into a royal authority, a monarchy, and an envious NFL team.
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Fans react to the release date announcement of Netflix's Jerry Jones and Dallas Cowboys documentary series
Netflix will release Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones' docu-series on August 19, 2025. However, some fans seemed to be ready with popcorn, while some criticized Jones for his failure to clinch the fourth Super Bowl title! Check out their responses:
We are ALL watching this
This will be tough to watch as a Bills fan.
The only way Cowboys fans can see a championship this century
WON'T EVER WIN another SUPER BOWL!!!! They are serious about real estate but not about football🤦🏻♂️
This is one of those 'How Not to' videos
Get your popcorn ready 🍿
Ok this looks pretty cool. Can't wait to hear the reason for the Super Bowl drought we've gotten to live through as fans lol
Heck of a business man…. Still capitalizing on rings from 30 years ago
This doc is the only way Cowboys fans will watch a championship this century
So by the poster, it shows the years that basically Jimmy was running the show and then stops once Jerry started running it because nothing good happened since.
Why not wait until 2026—the 30th anniversary of the Cowboys' last Super Bowl? 😂
Spoiler alert. They won, then he did everything but make a winning football club for about 3 decades now
Can Jerry become a Gambler again for this Cowboys team??
Not watching until they re-sign @MicahhParsons11
The story about how Jerry Jones ruined a Champion Team
Can't win a Super Bowl so let's air a doc. about the days when we did😂😂😂
Subtitle: The man that ruined the Cowboys.
This alone would make me never pay for Netflix ever
F**k that. The Cowboys are not America's team. Just a bunch of losers in Texas.
Gotta be in the horror genre dunnit?
he messed up the Cowboys for 30 years; and still
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