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Todd ArcherFeb 10, 2025, 08:46 PM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — As Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer closes in on finalizing his staff, he is expected to add Ken Dorsey, the former offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns, as a pass-game specialist, a source told ESPN on Monday.

Dorsey was fired by the Browns last month

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Todd ArcherFeb 5, 2025, 06:00 AM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys can only look longingly at the Philadelphia Eagles these days, since their NFC East rival is playing in the Super Bowl for the third time in the past eight seasons.

While the Cowboys try to find a Super Bowl formula that has eluded them since 1995, the

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Todd ArcherJan 31, 2025, 05:40 PM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — While Brian Schottenheimer will call plays in his first year as the Dallas Cowboys‘ coach, he has hired his offensive coordinator in former Arizona Cardinals offensive line coach Klayton Adams.

Adams, 41, spent the past two seasons in that role for the Cardinals and is well regarded across the league for his

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Todd ArcherJan 30, 2025, 06:00 AM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — They sat in Jerry Jones’ office at The Star. Dusk was settling in, and the two practice fields below sat partially in the shadows.

As the Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager spoke to Brian Schottenheimer, the team’s offensive coordinator for the past two seasons and a 27-year NFL assistant, Jones laid

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Todd ArcherJan 29, 2025, 11:14 AM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — With Brian Schottenheimer in place as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, the organization has locked up a key piece of its front office, agreeing to a multiyear extension with vice president of player personnel Will McClay, sources tell ESPN.

McClay is the highest-ranking member of the front office outside of the

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Todd ArcherJan 28, 2025, 01:49 PM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — Considered the front-runner for the job when Brian Schottenheimer was hired as Dallas Cowboys head coach, Matt Eberflus is now the team’s defensive coordinator, the team announced Tuesday.

Eberflus served as the head coach of the Chicago Bears for nearly three seasons before he was fired on Nov. 29 in

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Todd ArcherJan 27, 2025, 03:39 PM ET

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FRISCO, Texas — As Brian Schottenheimer walked to the stage to be introduced as the 10th coach in the history of the Dallas Cowboys on Monday, he passed five replica Super Bowl trophies that serve as a reminder of the franchise’s past.

Twenty-nine years have passed since the Cowboys’ last appearance in a Super Bowl

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