The Dallas Cowboys have officially announced their coaching staff for the 2026 season under HC Brian Schottenheimer. The following are new hires to Dallas’
For those wanting new Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker to be significantly different than his predecessor, Matt Eberflus, Wednesday's press conference was a promising one.
2025 was a frustrating season for the Dallas Cowboys. Despite a potent offense, their struggling defense held them back all year, resulting in a 7-9-1 campaign.
Defensive coordinator Christian Parker wants a standout football player to play nickel for the Dallas Cowboys in 2026. In Philadelphia, where he was defensive pass game coordinator the last couple of years, he had All-Pro Cooper DeJean manning the slot.
The Dallas Cowboys sported the NFL’s worst scoring defense in 2025, allowing 511 points during the regular season and ultimately missing out on the playoffs for a second successive year.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
With the 2026 NFL draft coming up, the Dallas Cowboys will be a hot topic. Dallas enters the offseason with two picks in the top 20. They have their own selection at No.
The Dallas Cowboys missed the playoffs for a second straight season. Under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, the team went 7-9-1 and finished in second place in the NFC East.
Wednesday was a noteworthy day for the Dallas Cowboys as they officially introduced new defensive coordinator Christian Parker. As impressive as he was, the best part of the session was the focus on football.
The Dallas Cowboys will have a new voice leading the defense for the fourth straight year going into 2026. Following the conclusion of the season, Dallas fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and plucked Christian Parker to help rebuild the unit from the ground floor.
The Dallas Cowboys introduced new defensive coordinator Christian Parker to the media on Wednesday, and he made a strong first impression. Parker shared his vision for the Dallas defense, saying he expected to be multiple in the scheme.
The Cowboys 2026 NFL Draft conversation has not had much mention about quarterbacks, but Dallas may find a developmental prospect on day 3 of the draft.
The Dallas Cowboys are in for some very hard choices. Every offseason forces teams to make uncomfortable evaluations. The Cowboys, though, enter a spring where discomfort is unavoidable.
The Dallas Cowboys have a long list of roster needs that need to be addressed in free agency and the NFL Draft. And while I expect them to be more active than usual in March before capitalizing on two first-round picks in April, they'll need young players to step up.
As you should know by now, the Dallas Cowboys hired a new defensive coordinator and his name is Christian Parker. He came over from the Eagles, and before that he was with the Broncos.
Shavon Revel Jr. played in 30% of the Dallas Cowboys' defensive snaps in 2025. And he's still one of the most important players on the roster today. The reason is simple: With DaRon Bland undergoing foot surgery in consecutive years, the Cowboys are going to need him to step up.
The Dallas Cowboys’ decision to hire Christian Parker as their defensive coordinator signaled a culture reset on a unit that sputtered through one of the team’s worst defensive seasons on record.
Let me tell you something: Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker wasted no time impressing media members and fans during his introductory press conference on Wednesday.
It's a different era for the Dallas Cowboys. We've heard throughout the early portion of the offseason that Jerry Jones is allowing head coach Brian Schottenheimer more control, and that was evident during their search for a new defensive coordinator.
The Dallas Cowboys can clear $21.5 million in 2026 by trading Kenny Clark, but should they? That’s the real question surrounding Kenny Clark and the Dallas Cowboys right now.
After ten years of watching Dak Prescott prove him wrong, Jason Garrett has come clean: he completely misread the quarterback he helped draft. The former Cowboys head coach now admits he underestimated how quickly a spread-offense college quarterback could master the NFL’s under-center system.
Pickens finished this past regular season ranked eighth in the NFL with 93 receptions, third with 1,429 receiving yards and tied for eighth with nine touchdown catches.