The Dallas Cowboys are moving into phase two of the team's search for a new defensive coordinator, with some of the options yet to interview because of the NFL playoffs.
It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys have to find more talent on the defensive side of the ball. While they hope moving on from Matt Eberflus and landing a new defensive coordinator will help, they also have several holes to fill.
The Dallas Cowboys are focused on their search for a new defensive coordinator just one year after looking for a new head coach. Now as we enter the 2026 NFL offseason, their former coach is in the news cycle once again.
Every time a linebacker comes up with the Dallas Cowboys, the conversation immediately turns to speed, upside, and highlight plays. And why wouldn’t it?
The Dallas Cowboys are narrowing the team's search for a new defensive coordinator, which will tell fans a lot about the direction the team wants to go with its roster moving into the NFL offseason.
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.
Since the 2022 draft, the Dallas Cowboys have spent three first round picks, and a third rounder, on the offensive line. Based on how the 2025 season played out, they’ll probably need to spend at least one pick in the 2026 draft on an offensive tackle.
The first in-person interview for the Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator position took place this weekend, with Minnesota Vikings' defensive pass game coordinator Daronte Jones visiting The Star.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer is busy finding his next defensive coordinator, but now his Dallas Cowboys may have to replace another coach on the offensive side of the ball.
The Dallas Cowboys are looking at different options for defensive coordinators after they parted ways with Matt Eberflus. The Cowboys desperately need a boost on defense, and one of the coaches they are looking at is former Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon, who was fired in his third year.
The Dallas Cowboys' approach to the NFL offseason has begun by looking to revamp the team's defense, with the firing of Matt Eberflus setting off a search for a new defensive coordinator.
While the Dallas Cowboys continue their search for a defensive coordinator, a familiar face has met multiple times with an NFL team looking for a new head coach: Mike McCarthy.
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 Dallas Cowboys' search for a new defensive coordinator cast a wide net around the league, with nine men among the first wave of interviews. Dallas is set to continue its search for phase two, with in-person interviews set to begin.
The Dallas Cowboys are moving forward in the team's search to find a new defensive coordinator, which will then determine the type of players Dallas will add to the roster during NFL free agency and the 2026 NFL draft.
Whew. It's been a wild NFL offseason for coaching, with the league up to 10 head coaching firings and resignations. And the latest one should interest the Dallas Cowboys a whole lot.
After selecting Brian Schottenheimer as their head coach this past offseason, the Dallas Cowboys were accused of playing things too safe. They didn't go for a big-name hire, but instead, went with a candidate they were familiar with.
The Dallas Cowboys kept three tight ends on the roster in 2025. All three of them did something not seen from the tight end room since 2020. All three stayed healthy and played in every regular season game.
George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys had a disappointing 2025 NFL season under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, finishing with a 7-9-1 record and missing the playoffs for a second-straight year.
The 2026 NFL draft will give the Dallas Cowboys the chance to load their roster with talent thanks to owning 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.
It's set up to be an interesting 2026 NFL draft for the Dallas Cowboys. After trading for George Pickens and Quinnen Williams and trading away Micah Parsons, they have two picks in Round 1, but none in the second and third rounds.
A season after the Dallas Cowboys fired him, following a 7-10 record, Mike McCarthy could soon be back in the NFL. The veteran coach had a 13-year tenure with the Green Bay Packers before joining the Dallas for five campaigns.
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.
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.
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.
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.