The Cowboys' hire of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach will have plenty of ramifications throughout the NFL. Who were the big winners and losers?
Jerry Jones and the Cowboys are taking a lot of heat for hiring first-time head coach Brian Schottenheimer. But here's why it makes sense.
Dallas has named Brian Schottenheimer as the new head coach, but fans will have to wait for his introductory press conference on Monday to learn whether he will call plays. Whoever calls them, will have to knock it out of the park to maximize Dak Prescott’s skillset as his career has ebbed and flowed over his nine seasons.
Schottenheimer hasn't been a head coach at any level, but if you wanted someone to play a head coach in a movie, he looks and understands the part.
The Cowboys cannot interview Kellen Moore again until at least next week, and if the Eagles reach Super Bowl LIX,
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a multiyear extension with vice president of player personnel Will McClay, sources tell ESPN.
Legendary coach Tom Landry was first and perhaps the greatest. Since Jerry Jones bought the franchise in 1989, the Cowboys have had nine head coaches
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The Philadelphia Eagles have opened the practice window for Super Bowl LII hero Brandon Graham, who tore his triceps vs. the Los Angeles Rams and had said he'd been considering retirement.
The Dallas Cowboys unveiled Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach at The Star, and now the organization can begin to move forward after what was a disastrous last 12 months. Schotty, in speaking with the media, was direct and firm in knowing exactly what he wants, and how he wants his team to play.
Will McClay, Cowboys agree to multi-year contract extension for 2025 and beyond - Patrik Walker, DallasCowboys.com. One of Dallas’ critical pieces to success will be staying wit