Heading into the offseason, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are expected to prioritize multiple additions on the defensive side of the ball. Armed with two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft,

The Packers are playing Saturday night. The Cowboys are not. Micah Parsons’ move from Dallas to Green Bay continues to fuel one of the NFL’s most talked about off-field stories.

In the tunnels of AT&T Stadium, after a home finale loss that felt like a death sentence for the 2025 season, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was peppered with questions — and he was enjoying it. He said as much after the loss to the Chargers on Dec. 21. Even if you didn’t believe his words, his consistent smile would tell you so.

Knowing Jones, of course, is the most important qualification for coaching the Cowboys, whose 30-year absence from the NFC title game now doubles the second-longest streak.

The Dallas Cowboys are moving fast after their season ended. Over the past few days, three interviews have already gone down as Jerry Jones digs through every possible option to steady a defense that clearly lost its footing.

Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has never had a losing season; meanwhile Brian Schottenheimer managed one even with elite QB play.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones explained his decision on firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus. The post Cowboys’ Jerry Jones Issues Statement on Matt Eberflus Firing appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Dallas Cowboys have struggled on the defensive side of the ball for much of the 2025 season. Defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus has shouldered much of the blame.