Jerry Jones in another blow as Dallas Cowboys’ stadium misses out of huge CFP National Championship Game

JERRY Jones hasn't had the best month, whether it's currently looking for a new head coach after an underwhelming Dallas Cowboys season or watching his ex-coaches excel elsewhere.

Now, the Dallas Cowboys owner Jones will reportedly see his stadium not host a massive college football game.

WFAA reported that AT&T Stadium, the home of the Cowboys, will not host the 2029 College Football Playoffs Championship.

It's not known exactly which city will replace Dallas in 2029, but according to the news outlet, the bidding process is currently underway.

WFAA added that the Cotton Bowl, which runs the bidding process for AT&T Stadium, decided to defer its bid.

According to the outlet, one factor in the Cotton Bowl's decision to withdraw its 2029 bid is whether the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas will be completed by that year.

Read Moore on Jerry Jones The venue would likely be the main site for championship-related festivities.

The Cotton Bowl has been played at AT&T Stadium since it was built in 2010.

It was previously played at the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas from 1937 to 2009.

Even without the CFP Championship , a new deal between ESPN and the CFP, which will begin in the 2026-27 campaign, will see The Cotton Bowl at Jerry World still host a handful of games.

The Cowboys' stadium is reportedly set to host semifinal games in two of the new contract's first three years (2026-27 and 2028-29) and a quarterfinal in the third (2027-28).

Most read in American Football AT&T Stadium last hosted a College Football championship in 2015.

Miami is set to host the championship next year at Hard Rock Stadium.

This year's CFP championship took place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta as the Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Notre Dame Irish.

During this year's Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the Buckeyes beat the Texas Longhorns.

Before the game, however, there were severe winter conditions as a snowstorm hit the area.

Fortunately, the weather issue didn't postpone the contest.

NFC Championship Game Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles (Fox) Sunday 26 January, 3 pm ET AFC Championship Game Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs (CBS) Sunday 26 January, 6.30 pm ET The Cowboys' stadium reportedly missed out on hosting the CFP National Championship in four years.

This news comes as the NFL team finished 7-10 this season and is searching for a new head coach.

Jones parted ways with Mike McCarthy after his five-year reign.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is "the front-runner right now" for Dallas's next head coach position.

Moore is a former Cowboys quarterback and was the team's offensive coordinator from 2019 to 2022.

He has helped the Eagles offense, which ranked No.

7 in the season, reach the NFL Championship.

Read More on The US Sun To Jones's dismay, he will watch Moore and Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn work in the NFC Championship game.

Quinn was the Dallas defensive coordinator the previous three seasons..

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