Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones received a disappointing update on Friday.

The Dallas Cowboys made sure Javonte Williams would remain in Dallas, handing him a three-year contract that guarantees $16 million. Now, as the finer details of the contract surfaced, it became clear the agreement also puts Williams in a position where missing time could cost him a significant five-figure amount.

In a blockbuster move, the Baltimore Ravens acquired Maxx Crosby in a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders. The deal could also impact Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, who may still have a chance to land a top-tier pass rusher in a cheaper move.

Dallas now has the financial flexibility to acquire much-needed help in free agency

The Cowboys plan to "borrow" against the future to win now.

Jones did what he could to keep Dallas’ core together by retaining star quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on massive deals, among other retentions, but has not doled out monster contracts to free agents in the hope of fortifying other areas of the roster.

Albert Breer broke down some potential candidates that the Dallas Cowboys could pursue this offseason after Jerry Jones' recent comments.

Jerry Jones is currently in the midst of one of the toughest offseason challenges he has ever faced. The Dallas Cowboys are now in the process of making the tough decisions to get their salary cap in order.