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    NFL doesn't change policy on national anthem; next draft will be held in Dallas

    by Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Oct 19, 2017 3 minutes

    NEW YORK - Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones always has been a maverick.

    Jones did deals with Nike and Pepsi when the rest of the NFL went with Reebok and Coke. He wasn't a contrarian but a trendsetter, because where he went the rest of the league would typically follow.

    That is not the case with his position on making it mandatory for players to stand for the national anthem.

    Although Jones said last week that he would bench any player who refused to

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