The Dallas Cowboys got a delayed start on looking for a new head coach for the franchise. It took longer than expected, but the Cowboys front office and coach Mike McCarthy decided to part ways.
Failures provide great learning opportunities for NFL teams. Whether that’s applied to the 10 losses the Dallas Cowboys endured during the regular season, or used as an educational tool while the playoffs continue without them, it’s a good way to squeeze value out of an otherwise disappointing situation.
Several former Cowboys will be playing for a chance to go to the Super Bowl. We don’t know if you’ve heard the news, but the Dallas Cowboys have the longest conference championship drought in the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys face a critical 2025 offseason after a disappointing 7-10 campaign, with several roster gaps demanding immediate attention. One of the
Though the Dallas Cowboys have not interviewed Brian Schottenheimer, who held the offensive coordinator position for the team between the 2023 and 2024
It’s a new week at The Star, and while hot-commodity coaching candidates like Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn are suddenly available for interviews, the Cowboys will have to wait a while longer if they’re interested in speaking with the likes of Kliff Kingsbury or Joe Brady.
FRISCO — Amid the NFL Wildcard Weekend festivities last week, the Dallas Cowboys kept themselves front and center with the drama surrounding their decision on Mike McCarthy.
FRISCO - We have no doubt that Texas native Kliff Kingsbury has found a comfort zone in his first year as the offensive coordinator of the Washington Commanders, and he has earned every bit of that.
It is mock draft season. Unfortunately for the Dallas Cowboys, they are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft instead of playing in the 2025 playoffs. With plenty in limbo with the Cowboys coaching staff, the job of the Cowboys scouting department does not stop.
Deion Sanders is the first name we heard about when the Dallas Cowboys' search for a head coach commenced last week. So how in the world did we get to the point where Brian Schottenheimer, the team's offensive coordinator for the 2023 and 2024 seasons, is the rising favorite to be the next head coach of America's Team?
It used to be fun to mock the Dallas Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones. Heck, even their own fans love to get in on the act. It was easy to laugh at the organization’s expense when they were a winning franchise, but that’s no longer the case.
On a recent appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, NFL insider Adam Schefter shared his insights on Brian Schottenheimer's role with the Dallas Cowboys, particularly regarding any potential move to head coach.
There was a stunning shift in the odds for the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys on Monday morning, with Brian Schottenheimer now listed as the favorite to land the gig.
FRISCO - Everybody's got a "hot take'' on what the Dallas Cowboys are going to do to fill the head coaching void. Our Mike Fisher - for 35 years the Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys need a major infusion of talent on both sides of the ball this offseason, and the best way to do that, is by having a successful NFL Draft.
The Dallas Cowboys are one of the NFL teams looking for a new head coach after dismissing Mike McCarthy last week. So far, there have been a few candidates connected to the position, most notably Deion Sanders, who spoke with owner Jerry Jones last week.
The Dallas Cowboys will stay pat in this 2025 mock draft and there will not be any trades. The Dallas Cowboys rarely trade up and the most likely outcome would be a trade down if a trade were to happen.
The Dallas Cowboys NFL head coaching search is well underway, and there have already been several names tied to the historic franchise. Bill Belichick removed himself from the list pretty early on, coming to an agreement with the North Carolina Tarheels for his first stint as a college head coach.
It is time for the Dallas Cowboys to get aggressive in their pursuit of the next head coach. Following the Detroit Lions' upset loss to the Washington Commanders over the weekend, the NFL head coach hiring cycle is expected to accelerate and jobs could fill up quickly.
Given the timing on the decision to move on from Mike McCarthy, the Cowboys are slightly behind other head coach-needy teams around the NFL. A list of candidates has emerged over the past few days, but it could grow in the near future.
The Dallas Cowboys seem to be in no rush to find a new head coach, and they might be looking to add another big name to their list of potential candidates.
Yesterday, reports emerged of Dallas showing interest in Detroit Defensive Coordinator Aaron Glenn. However, they couldn’t interview him until the Lions were eliminated.