Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones claims he has no succession plan, telling The Athletic that 'one day I just won't be here to toss my two cents in.' However, the NFL mandates that all teams provide a designated successor for owners who become incapacitated or pass away.
For years, it's been widely assumed that Jerry's son, Stephen Jones, will take over the team leadership whenever Jerry steps down. The article highlights their differing opinions on key decisions, such as the 2014 draft where Jerry wanted Johnny Manziel while Stephen successfully pushed for Zack Martin. sport-ipl.my
