Cowboys owner Jerry Jones puts Eagles and rest of NFC East on notice: 'They need to be on their game'

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Jerry Jones has owned the Dallas Cowboys for more than three decades. The franchise has won three Super Bowls under his ownership, with the most recent title coming during the 1995 season.

The Cowboys have experienced a limited amout of post season success over the past 27 seasons. But, in years past Jones has pubically hyped up the team's odds of another championship run — only for Dallas to fall short.

Nevertheless, Jones decided to issue a stern warning to one of the Cowboys division foes — the Philadelphia Eagles. 

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones interacts with fans during warmups before the Cowboys take on the Detroit Lions at AT&T Stadium on October 23, 2022 in Arlington, Texas.  (Tom Pennington/Getty Images)

Jones proclaimed the Cowboys will be "on their game" this upcoming season, putting the Eagles and the rest of the division on notice.

"I will say that Philadelphia, and if you will the Giants and Washington team, they need to be on their game because we are," Jones told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

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Jones added that he expected his team to be better than they were last year, but he stopped short of projecting a specific number of wins for the Cowboys.

"We’re going to be on our game. And we will be improved over last year. I don’t want dismiss how accomplished Philadelphia is, the year they had last year and where they’re starting this year. I don’t want to dismiss that. And the Giants definitely have a chance to be better. And Washington could be really