Jerry Jones Says The Dallas Cowboys Will Not Be Attending Colin Kaepernick’s Workout

When it was originally announced that the NFL was holding a workout for teams to watch Colin Kaepernick workout, it was reported that the Dallas Cowboys would be one of the teams that would be headed to Atlanta to see him in action.

A few days later and now they have seemingly reversed course.

On Friday, Jerry Jones took to the radio and shot down those reports.

Jerry Jones said the Cowboys will not be attending Colin Kaepernick’s workout tomorrow in Atlanta: “We’re not gonna have anybody there. We’ll look at the tape if we need any information there. We really like our quarterbacks.”

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 15, 2019

#Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones – who was deposed by Colin Kaepernick’s legal team in grievance against the NFL – has decided the team will not attend Kaepernick workout tomorrow in Atlanta because team likes its quarterbacks.

— Ed Werder (@WerderEdESPN) November 15, 2019

On Wednesday morning, two high-placed #Cowboys sources told me team would be attending #Kaepernick workout. Just now, however, owner Jerry Jones indicated on @1053thefan change of mind. 'We’re not going to have anybody there. We’ll look at the tape if we need any information.' pic.twitter.com/Ra4eDdGLnr

— fishsports (@fishsports) November 15, 2019

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This really shouldn’t be a shock since this is the same man who stated he would suspend any player who dared to disrespect any player who kneeled or stayed in the locker room during the Anthem.

“Our policy is that you stand at the anthem, toe on the line,” said Jones when asked if he would support a player staying in the locker room during the anthem.”

As of right now, there are eleven confirmed teams that are going, with that number expected to grow by the time Saturday comes around.