Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Calls On NFL To Review Pro Bowl 2025 Results After CeeDee Lamb and Javonte Williams Snub — And The Reason Behind It Has The Cowboys Community Furious

Dallas, Texas – December 24, 2025

The release of the Pro Bowl 2025 roster has already ignited a heated debate across the NFL. This time, however, the frustration is not limited to fans or analysts. Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has publicly called on the National Football League to reconsider the voting results after CeeDee Lamb and Javonte Williams were left off the official list of honorees.

According to sources around the league, Jones was deeply dissatisfied with what he views as a Pro Bowl process that continues to overlook consistent, on-field production in favor of name recognition and market visibility. While Lamb is one of the faces of the Cowboys franchise and Williams plays outside Dallas, Jones reportedly sees the issue as one of principle — believing that decisions like these undermine the credibility of one of the league’s most recognizable individual honors.

Lamb once again delivered an elite season, finishing among the league leaders in receptions, yardage, and offensive impact while routinely drawing double coverage and dictating defensive game plans. Williams, meanwhile, provided stability and toughness in the backfield, consistently producing through contact and playing a central role in his offense despite circumstances that limited national exposure.

The NFL’s initial silence only intensified the backlash, particularly among Cowboys fans. Many within Cowboys Nation view the exclusion of Lamb as especially infuriating, interpreting it as another example of Dallas stars being held to a different standard. Williams’ omission further fueled criticism that running backs without constant national spotlight are too easily overlooked, regardless of performance.

Jones later delivered a firm statement that carried the weight of one of the most influential owners in professional sports:

“With everything CeeDee Lamb and Javonte Williams have shown this season — their consistency, efficiency, and real impact on games — seeing them left off the Pro Bowl roster is extremely difficult to accept,” Jones said. “If performances like that aren’t enough to earn recognition, then I truly don’t know what standard is being used. The NFL needs to seriously re-evaluate how it measures value and contribution.”

The league has yet to issue an official response, but the controversy has once again revived a familiar question: Is the Pro Bowl meant to honor performance, or simply reflect star power and popularity? For Jerry Jones and Cowboys Nation, the answer in 2025 has been deeply unsatisfying — and the outrage is unlikely to fade until the NFL confronts how it defines who is truly worthy of being honored.