Jerry Jones
Owner, President, and General Manager
Miami Connection
Jerry Jones has left a mark on South Florida sports history through dramatic Super Bowl appearances, including hosting events that drew his family and entourage to the area for Super Bowl XLIV. His luxurious mega-yacht arrivals in Miami ahead of games like the Super Bowl highlight his prominent presence in the region's high-profile sports scene. These visits underscore his ongoing engagement with South Florida's event landscape.
About
Jerry Jones, born in 1942 in Los Angeles and raised in Arkansas, built his fortune in the oil and gas industry before purchasing the Dallas Cowboys in 1989 for $140 million, turning it into the world's most valuable sports franchise. His career highlights include leading the Cowboys to three Super Bowl victories in the 1990s and pioneering innovative stadium developments like AT&T Stadium. Jones maintains a personal connection to South Florida through a second home in Destin, Florida, and frequent high-profile visits to Miami for Super Bowl events. He has been spotted in the region with his family and his $250 million, 357-foot mega-yacht, which sailed into Miami ahead of major games. Currently, he serves as owner, president, and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys.