Cowboys News: Jerry Jones 'Very Much' Wants Another Super Bowl at AT&T Stadium

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants to house another Super Bowl at AT&T Stadium, but he prefers to do it on his terms.

Speaking at the Senior Bowl, Jones discussed his desire for the event to return to Arlington, Texas, per the Star-Telegram's Drew Davison: "I think we're the finest football place in the United States. So, in answering your question, we very much want another Super Bowl."

Davison noted any team that hosts the Super Bowl has to give up one home game during a designated five-year time frame. Jones, however, didn't sound too enthused to follow that guideline.

"That has varying degrees of consideration on how that's done," he said. "As you know, right now you make a commitment but those will be addressed as we move along. We certainly can't lose home games. We can't do that. No. But there are a lot of ways to skin the cat."

Jones has plenty of time to work things out with the NFL. The league has already locked into Super Bowl venues through 2024.

Jones is widely considered one of the NFL's most influential owners, so he might have the clout to get the league to amend its rules regarding Super Bowl host cities.

Jones can also use the leverage AT&T Stadium provides by virtue of its size and earning potential.

The Cowboys averaged 91,619 fans in 2018—most in the league—with the New York Jets (77,982 fans) well back in second place. When factoring in AT&T Stadium's standing-room-only sections, the venue can house more than 100,000 fans. Super Bowl XLV in Arlington had an official attendance of 103,219.

If push comes to shove, the NFL has a compelling reason to make a concession or two in order to guarantee Jones and the Cowboys' involvement.

At the very least, another Dallas Super Bowl seems inevitable given how much Jones and the NFL would stand to gain.