Cowboys owner Jerry Jones shares his retirement plans with a former president

What happened: Dallas Cowboys owner, president and general manager Jerry Jones said he is not retiring, telling Fox News he discussed retirement with former President Bill Clinton around his 84th birthday. Key numbers: Jones bought the team in February 1989. Cowboys won three Super Bowls under him. Last season they allowed a league-worst 30.1 points per game. Why it matters: Jones said the defense needed more time than he anticipated after changing personnel, coaching staff and schemes. He fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and hired Christian Parker.

Dallas Cowboys owner, president and general manager Jerry Jones said he is not retiring, telling Fox News he discussed retirement with former President Bill Clinton around his 84th birthday.

Jones said the defense needed more time than he anticipated after changing personnel, coaching staff and schemes. He fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and hired Christian Parker.