Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones claimed he couldn't afford the four-time Pro Bowler who trains in Dallas in the offseason

Jerry Jones watched his Cowboys get trampled by Derrick Henry and the Ravens, but the owner still didn't regret not shelling out for the star RB.

Jerry Jones may be regretting his decision after Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry ran all over his defense.

Derrick Henry had 151 yards and two TDs as the Ravens built a 28-6 lead after three quarters and held on to beat the Cowboys, 28-25.

Shannon Sharpe was on “First Take,” and criticized Jerry Jones’ postgame comments following the Cowboys 28-25 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Derrick Henry, who trains in Dallas in the offseason, had interest in signing with the Cowboys this offseason.

Derrick Henry's presence in the Ravens rushing attack was a harsh reminder for Cowboys fans that Jerry Jones failed to address the position in free agency.

Plus, why Baltimore desperately needs to defeat Dallas to avoid falling to 0-3 and making its playoff hopes this season more challenging.

As one of the few true workhorse running backs in the current NFL, Derrick Henry doesn't think that style of player will go out of fashion when

The Baltimore Ravens could've lost a major free agency battle to the Dallas Cowboys for the right to sign Derrick Henry if the mutual interest was there.