INDIANAPOLIS — Dallas Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones, speaking for the first time since the public learned the organization had settled a voyeurism complaint against a longtime top executive made by four members of the team’s famed cheerleading squad, defended the environment within the organization on Monday while adding that such things could always be improved.
“I feel like we have a solid culture,” Jones said on the first day of the NFL’s week long scouting combine. “You can always be better. You strive to get better every day in every area. That would be my comment.”
Stephen Jones deferred to team owner Jerry Jones’ recent comments on NBC5 in what has been the only personal response from the family hierarchy regarding the $2.4 million settlement settlement and incident with Rich Dalrymple, the team’s vice president for communications who abruptly retired at the end of January.
