Jerry Jones denies rumor Cowboys will attend Colin Kaepernick workout

The Dallas Cowboys were believed to be among the handful of NFL teams that will be sending representatives to Colin Kaepernick’s workout this weekend. According to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, that is not the case.
“We’re not gonna have anybody there. We’ll look at the tape if we need any information there. We really like where we are with our quarterbacks,” Jones said on the K&C Masterpiece on 105.3 The Fan.
The most recent count of teams with intentions to be present at Kaepernick’s league-organized showcase on Saturday in Atlanta, Ga., was at 11. Former Browns head coach Hue Jackson is expected to lead drills.
Former #Browns coach Hue Jackson will lead the drills during Colin Kaepernick’s workout, source said. Joe Philbin will also be in attendance. 11 teams have already committed to attend. With two days remaining until the workout, the league expects additional teams to commit.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 14, 2019
Among those 11 reported teams that plan to intend the workout will include the Cardinals, Falcons, Browns, Broncos, Lions, Dolphins, Patriots, Giants, Jets, Buccaneers and Redskins, all of which have confirmed their commitment, per an NFL announcement Thursday via The Washington Post.
While the Cowboys never officially confirmed any plans to attend Kaepernick’s workout, sources are said to have indicated as much, according to Mike Fisher of Sports Illustrated.
On Wednesday morning, two high-placed #Cowboys sources told me team would be attending #Kaepernick workout. Just now, however, owner Jerry Jones indicated on @1053thefan change of mind. 'We’re not going to have anybody there. We’ll look at the tape if we need any information.' pic.twitter.com/Ra4eDdGLnr
— mike fisher (@fishsports) November 15, 2019
It’s entirely possible that Jones simply changed his mind about sending a Cowboys representative to Kaepernick’s workout. With that said, then, it’s also entirely conceivable that the Cowboys could change course again before Saturday.