While most of the offseason conversation for the Dallas Cowboys has been focused on hiring a new defensive coordinator, the offense could be losing an important coach. The Cowboys are in danger of having quarterbacks coach Steve Shimko leave for a promotion with another team.

The Cowboys have invited three coaches for in-person interviews. On Saturday, Daronté Jones, the Vikings defensive backs coach/passing game coordinator, was the first in-person interview. And now, after Gannon and the expected discussion with Parker, it would appear the Cowboys might be done.

After missing out on the playoffs for the second consecutive year, the Dallas Cowboys started their offseason by firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus. As the search for their new DC continues, Brian Schottenheimer and Co.

The Cowboys add a 9th candidate (from an NFC rival) to the defensive coordinator mix; Michael Irvin will return to TV with a new show sure to provoke.

Minnesota Vikings pass-game coordinator Deronte Jones had a strong second interview for the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator position.

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.

The Cowboys' search for a new defensive coordinator continues, but will likely proceed without potential candidate Jeff Ulbrich.

George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys had a disappointing 2025 NFL season under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, finishing with a 7-9-1 record and missing the playoffs for a second-straight year. Now, the Cowboys will look to the offseason to improve their team, starting with replacing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus.