FRISCO - We can make an argument that there is some clarity regarding a Dallas Cowboys' "wish list'' for the NFL Draft and its early rounds. Keep it simple. A receiver like Tetairoa McMillan or Matthew Golden in the first round, and then a running back like Omarion Hampton or TreVeyon Henderson in the second round?
It's no secret the Witten name isn't going away anytime soon in the world of football. Jason Witten, the former Dallas Cowboys tight end who's undoubtedly heading to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is still coaching at the high school level.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
The Texas A&M Aggies will be among eight schools to host one of the top linebackers in the 2027 recruiting class on a visit this spring. As first reported by On3.com's Mike Singer, the Aggies will host 2027 five-star linebacker Cooper Witten for a visit on April 17.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
Notre Dame football has become the stopping grounds for plenty of sons of NFL legends. The sons of Jerome Bettis, Brian Urlacher, Ryan Clark, Bryant Young,
The Ohio State Buckeyes could be bringing the son of an NFL legend into their ranks. Mike Singer of On 3 has revealed that Ohio State has lined up a visit with linebacker Cooper Witten, the son of former NFL tight end Jason Witten.
Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten was a longtime staple in the NFL. Witten was drafted in the third round of the 2003 NFL Draft and spent all but one year of his NFL career with the Cowboys. Now, his son, Cooper Witten, is drawing interest.
Around this time next year, we will probably be praising Dallas Cowboys legendary TE Jason Witten for making it to the Hall of Fame on his first opportunity.
The Cowboys made headlines when reports indicated former TE Jason Witten spoke to owner Jerry Jones about a potential position on Dallas’ coaching staff.
FRISCO — When the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching job opened, a number of candidates spun around the rumor mill with candidates varying from each level of football.
The All-Pro tight end will not be with the team in 2025, though, and he recently confirmed a position on Dallas’ staff was never discussed.
Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is building his coaching resume at the high school level, but his ultimate ambitions reach much higher: the NFL sidelines.
Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten has long been considered a potential future head coach, and his name even surfaced during the team’s recent coaching search.
The Dallas Cowboys' coaching search took several directions this offseason, and there were several interesting candidates. From the already-hired Bill Belichick and Deion Sanders to former players and Super Bowl winners, the list of potential head coaches on the Dallas sideline included some of the biggest names in football.
FRISCO - Martellus Bennett's time with his home-state Dallas Cowboys was tumultuous. The 2008 NFL Draft second-round pick from Texas A&M was viewed as the heir to Jason Witten, but instead, "Marty B'' played for six different teams during a 10-year career that was dotted by unfulfilled potential.
FRISCO — When the Dallas Cowboys chose to move on from Mike McCarthy, several surprising candidates emerged as potential options for the franchise. Among that contingent was former tight end Jason Witten. Witten has no NFL head coaching experience, but his candidacy represented a wide net the Cowboys appeared to cast in this search.
The Dallas Cowboys will not be hiring Jason Witten as part of their 2025 coaching staff, according to owner Jerry Jones. “Certainly, Jason is an outstanding coach,” Jones said of Witten, via ProFootballTalk.
The Oregon Ducks are no stranger to snagging elite talent from the Lone Star State but their latest recruiting offer comes with a new level of Texas-sized greatness.
It is anyone’s guess what the team decides to do at this point.
The Dallas Cowboys' coaching search is still in the early going. The team only announced it was moving on from Mike McCarthy three days ago. Of the initial list of candidates, the most headline-worthy one is Deion Sanders, who would certainly qualify as a splashy hire if he gets the job.
The Dallas Cowboys are searching for their next head coach to instill a winning culture—something the team has lacked for the last 28 seasons. Many names are being tossed around in the media as potential candidates, including 11-time Pro Bowler and future Cowboys Hall of Famer Jason Witten.
The Dallas Cowboys are in the market for a new head coach, and a surprising name has emerged as a possible dark horse candidate.
Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones sparked a fan base frenzy with his comments.
Pro Football Focus' Michael Renner sees shades of the Cowboys all-time receiving leader in Notre Dame TE Michael Mayer.
Much like Philip Rivers, it appears Jason Witten will take his talents to high school football.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Jason Witten is retiring for the second time and, likely, for good.
Sunday, thousands protested in Austin, Texas, in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Bryant pointed out the absence of Jones and Witten, implying that they should have been there.
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