Netflix’s America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys breaks down Jerry Jones’s era from the moment the franchise changed hands to the modern Cowboys, blending nostalgia with a critical reassessment as a 30-year drought persists since their last comparable run. Eight episodes feature faces from the dynasty years—Jimmy Johnson, Michael Irvin, Troy Aikman—alongside new access at training camp in Oxnard and exclusive Jones interviews that peel back the curtain on ownership, risk-taking, and the franchise’s identity. The doc pairs reverence for the 90s championship era with a sober look at what’s missing today and whether a revival is plausible in the current NFL climate. It also piles up content from premieres, Q&As with the directors, and a view of how the Netflix project sits amid the team’s ongoing scrutiny entering the season. For fantasy fans, the series signals how ownership philosophy and an era-defining offense influence future Cowboys projections, suggesting that behind-the-scenes decisions could shape how the offense evolves and which players to monitor in leagues this year.