Jerry Jones reveals his expectations for 2022 Cowboys season

It was a great regular season for the Dallas Cowboys in 2021, who clinched the NFC East title for the 6th time since the NFL expanded to 32 teams and eight divisions in 2002 with a 12-5 mark. However, their season came to an abrupt halt with a setback against the San Francisco 49ers in an 23-17 loss on Wild-Card weekend back in January. 

The Cowboys are back in Training Camp with preparations continuing for the upcoming season, and team owner Jerry Jones is liking what he's seeing so far - specifically, the health of the team. 

"We can get to where we started last year and that's the playoff; we're as healthy as any team I've been involved with," he said. "We were healthy going into that playoff, and that's what makes it so bitter in our mouths to have it all right there and ready to go, and then not get it done at the end. What will we do differently here? We'll be more physical all year long than we were last year."

"We had early parts of the year when it was clicking so well for us in our passing game, and the numbers going for us, but they won't let you do that when you get to the playoff. They just won't let you. Having said that, we're going to try and be ready for that by playing like that more in the regular season." 

Can the Cowboys defend their division title this season?