ARLINGTON, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said Wednesday that the team doesn't plan to spend wildly on free agents if the NFL has no salary cap in 2010.
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Jones said the Cowboys agreed to expensive, long-term deals with the likes of quarterback Tony Romo and linebacker DeMarcus Ware to keep them off the market in a year when teams might have no limit on spending.
Because of the money tied up in those deals, Jones said the Cowboys aren't interested in a spending spree. He also said they don't see a need for major changes after their first playoff win in 13 years.
The NFL will play without a salary cap next season unless a new labor deal is reached. The current collective bargaining agreement expires in March 2011.
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