The Cowboys' decision to move on from Mike McCarthy this week impacts their ability to pursue Lions coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn

The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly preparing for a major shakeup at the top, with owner and general manager Jerry Jones rumored to be eyeing a first-time head coach to replace Mike

Jayden Daniels had two huge wins on one night for Washington Commanders fans. The expected NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year sent Washington to the NFC Championship with a stunning 45-31 road win

The Dallas Cowboys can never make things easy. With Jerry Jones' infatuation with making headlines and keeping the spotlight on his team, there are often questionable decisions being made and situations being dragged out.

The Dallas Cowboys were recently taken to task over owner Jerry Jones' handling of the head coaching situation.

Maybe the national media should review what rookie Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders just did Saturday night at the Detroit Lions. But in Dallas? This is a Cowboys playoff story, too.

By keeping McCarthy dangling for over a week, the Cowboys are a week behind other teams searching for a coach.

The end of the Mike McCarthy era with the Dallas Cowboys brought forward the work of team owner Jerry Jones to undertake the search for a new head coach and begin planning for the

Colorado coach and former NFL star Deion Sanders has made plenty of headlines as a potential candidate for the Dallas Cowboys head coaching job. But another former Cowboys defensi

Like Johnson, the Cowboys never even showed the slightest bit of interest in Glenn, which is somewhat strange. Glenn, who was a longtime cornerback in the NFL, played in Dallas under Bill Parcells. Considering they knew him well, it seemed as though they would at least want to have a conversation with Glenn.

The Dallas Cowboys are one of four teams still looking for a head coach. However, just how coveted should the Cowboys head coaching position be?