The biggest issue for the Dallas Cowboys this season was their inability to stop the aerial attack. Moving on from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus is the first step in getting this corrected, but the Cowboys will also need to add talent, especially after finally moving on from Trevon Diggs.
Brian Schottenheimer promised the Dallas Cowboys would cast a wide net as they searched for their new defensive coordinator. That was the case as they had multiple virtual interviews with up-and-coming assistants across the league.
DeMarcus Lawrence caused a stir when he left the Dallas Cowboys in free agency this offseason. The 2014 second-round pick spent 11 years with the franchise before signing a three-year deal with the Seattle Seahawks this offseason.
During the early portion of their search for a new defensive coordinator, the Dallas Cowboys were denied permission to speak with Jeff Ulbrich, who was still under contract with the Atlanta Falcons.
I’ve gone back and forth on the Cowboys defensive coordinator search more times than I can count, and I keep circling back to Daronte Jones. Not because he’s trendy, or a big name.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
When it comes to the successful Dallas Cowboys teams of the past, they’ve had one thing in common. A serious 1-2 receiving combo that defenses had to respect.
The NFL playoffs just threw a wrench into the Dallas Cowboys' search for a new defensive coordinator. After an intense matchup between the Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills that went to overtime, one of their perceived top candidates will be unavailable for hire for at least one more week.
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are going to have to wait at least one more year to try to win a Super Bowl. Their season came to a brutal end on Saturday night in a 33-30 loss to the Denver Broncos, and there are countless plays Allen and the Bills are going to be replaying in their minds this offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys have interviewed multiple defensive coordinator candidates virtually and are moving on to in-person interviews. One candidate set to visit The Star is former Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon.
Almost two weeks since they fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, the Cowboys are getting closer to hiring his replacement, Josina Anderson of The Exhibit reports.
The Dallas Cowboys faced several issues on defense this season, and they hope that finding a new defensive coordinator will help them get back on track.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The 2026 NFL draft will be here before we know it, and the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to reload their roster with two picks in the opening round. With the 12th and 20th selections, they could add two premier players, or they could trade back and replenish some of the picks they traded away.
After an awful season on defense, the Dallas Cowboys are continuing the process of finding a new defensive coordinator. Dallas officially fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on Jan.
Out of nine known candidates the Dallas Cowboys are interviewing for their defensive coordinator opening, three are getting one step closer to landing the gig—and more could follow.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said his team would cast a wide net while searching for their next defensive coordinator, and that's exactly what they've done.
Every draft, there’s one player I end up defending more than anyone else. This year, that player is Gabe Jacas, and he’s quietly one of my favorite EDGE fits for the Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys came into the 2025 season looking to begin a season with a new starting running back for the third straight year. The question they faced was who would be the next player in the line of succession?
The Dallas Cowboys are in search of a new defensive coordinator after the club fired Matt Eberflus shortly after the end of the regular season. With the front office casting a wide net for the role, rumors suggest the club is eyeing a defensive assistant coach from the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Dallas Cowboys are exploring their options as the franchise tries to find the right voice to fill a crucial position. Following the regular-season, the Cowboys elected to fire defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus after sitting at the bottom of the NFL in most metrics.
Things are heating up for the Dallas Cowboys as they search for their next defensive coordinator. After several virtual interviews, they're setting up in-person meetings with multiple candidates.
Defense was a major issue for the Dallas Cowboys in 2025, surrendering more than 30 points per game under Matt Eberflus. The veteran coach was relieved of his defensive coordinator position after just one year, and the Cowboys are casting a wide net as they look for his replacement.
Last week, the Dallas Cowboys admitted what were their top concerns going into an offseason in which they desperately need to fix the defense. Both happened to be addressed in the latest Mock Draft put together by our college football experts Adam Holt and Rob Gregson at A to Z Sports.
The Dallas Cowboys parted ways with now former defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on Jan. 6, just two days after their final game of the season. The Cowboys lost to the New York Giants in their season finale, 34-17, marking their fourth defeat in the final five games of the campaign.
Pickens reportedly caused numerous headaches for the Steelers from 2022 through the end of the 2024 campaign, and some of those issues seemed to resurface this past fall.