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The Dallas Cowboys might have the worst defense in recent franchise memory, maybe ever. Under new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, the Cowboys' defense has taken a nosedive through the first six weeks of action, ranking last in the NFL in yards allowed, last in the league against the pass, and 29th of 32 teams against the run.
PFF grades and coverage data reveal four fixes—personnel and scheme—that can rescue Matt Eberflus’ struggling Dallas Cowboys defense right now. For six weeks, the Dallas Cowboys’ defense has become a case study in underachievement.
Firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus mid-season is starting to look like a very realistic scenario for the Dallas Cowboys. Even though their public stance at the moment is they trust him, things can drastically change quickly if improvement doesn't happen soon.
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Eberflus came under fire even before his unit produced yet another poor showing in this past Sunday's 30-27 loss to the Carolina Panthers that dropped Dallas to 2-3-1 on the season.
Chicago Bears fans could have warned them, but the Dallas Cowboys are already tired of Matt Eberflus. As the Bears return to the scene of last season's "Fail Mary," their former coach is clearly on a hot seat getting warmer by the game in Dallas.
The Dallas Cowboys had statistically one of the five worst defenses in football last season. Six games into the 2025 season, and it’s gotten worse under new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus.
The day after the Dallas Cowboys lost 30-27 to the Carolina Panthers, the talk of the town is a very reasonable one. Should the Cowboys fire defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus?
After the Dallas Cowboys’ shocking loss to the Carolina Panthers, 30-27, there is once again talk from the fanbase about blaming defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus after another disappointing outing from the unit.
Brian Schottenheimer made it very clear earlier in the week: The Dallas Cowboys defense needs personnel and scheme adjustments following back-to-back underwhelming performances.
It has only been three games into the season, and the job of Matt Eberflus is being called into question, and first, before we begin, I was not a fan of the hiring, and I won’t be a fan until something changes.
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Matt Eberflus took his first steps back on Solider Field in Week 3 as the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator, and if his trot gave you a bit of post-traumatic stress, you aren't alone in Bears Nation.
Matt Eberflus is returning to Chicago and pardon the skepticism from Chicago fans everywhere, but his thoughts on what kind of reaction he'll get from Bears fans is either not to be believed.
In the span of less than a week, the Chicago Bears went from losing in a way reminiscent of the Matt Eberflus era via botched clock management to going full throttle into a Marc Trestman disaster.
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