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Mike McCarthy has been told he will return as the Cowboys' head coach in 2022, a source confirmed to ESPN.
McCarthy has been assured he will remain Dallas' head coach through at least the start of the 2022 NFL regular season.
The Dallas Cowboys should have had a deep playoff run after winning 12 games in the regular season. They had a high-scoring offense with Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, Amari Cooper, and CeeDee Lamb.
Dallas Cowboys brass has assured head coach Mike McCarthy that his job is safe in the aftermath of New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton's retirement, per...
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No change at head coach for the Cowboys.
This week, even as they are void of any sort of official duties, the Dallas Cowboys universe has been filled with all sorts of storylines. Interestingly enough, in true Dallas Cowboys way, a lot of the stories they are involved in currently have nothing to do with them. While they did receive some positive news on Thursday in that defensive coordinator Dan Quinn is set to return to the club for the 2022...
In surprising fashion, Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn took his name out of the running for head coach jobs on Thursday.
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The Cowboys draft class produced a superstar, but more is needed.
When it comes to the Dallas Cowboys 2021 draft class, they’ve already won. When you pick a player with the skills of Micah Parsons, you’ve won. If his first-year trajectory is any indication, the Cowboys got a superstar, a game-changer, a future Defensive Player of the Year, and maybe much more. The ceiling for Parsons is in rarified air.
But, that’s just one player. He can only carry...
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It’s Kellen Moore’s second interview in Miami as he made their first cut.
There was good news for the Dallas Cowboys today as defensive coordinator Dan Quinn has decided to stay with the team rather than continue pursuing head coaching opportunities. For a moment it looked for sure the staff would remain largely intact, but new reports indicate that offensive coordinator Kellen Moore will be brought back in by the Miami Dolphins for a second...
Another campaign ends in disappointment for the Dallas Cowboys. It’s been 25 years since they reached the NFC Championship Game and they have won only one playoff game in the last six seasons.
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The Cowboys wide receiver will get an extra game this year.
When a season starts for the Dallas Cowboys we are always hoping to see them playing football in February. That is, and always will be, the goal. Obviously by that we mean the Super Bowl, but as fate would have it this year (like many years before) the Cowboys will march on through their seemingly never-ending quest for a sixth world championship.
But there is one non-Super Bowl game being...
Six of the nine teams with a vacancy requested an interview with Quinn, so it was widely believed his stay with the Cowboys would only last one season.
Quinn had received interview requests from six different franchises (including the Bears and Broncos) to potentially be their next lead man.
Quinn should have just as good of a chance at landing a head coaching job next offseason.
Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn is returning to Dallas, sources tell ESPN.
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Dan Quinn isn’t going anywhere.
It has been almost two weeks since the Dallas Cowboys saw their season end and in that time things have looked certain to change as far as their staff is concerned. Both Cowboys coordinators, Kellen Moore and Dan Quinn, have been interviewing for vacant head coaching positions around the NFL for the last few weeks and it has felt extremely likely that at least one of them would be leaving.
Earlier in this week reports...
Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn is staying put. Tom Pelissero of NFL...
Whitt is generating interest with multiple teams. Both the Seahawks and Ravens have put in requests to meet with the 43-year-old for their respective DC vacancies.
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Dan Quinn still has not left Dallas as the Broncos job goes elsewhere.
There was a ton of talk that Dan Quinn and the Denver Broncos would be a match for their head coaching vacancy heading into the offseason. Broncos General Manager George Patton and Dan Quinn have a past, and plenty of smart people around the Cowboys had mentioned that Quinn was the likely candidate to takeover for Vic Fangio in 2022.
But Cowboys fans can take a deep breathe, at...
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McCarthy has not exactly done what McCarthy said McCarthy would do.
We are two years into The McCarthy Project with the Dallas Cowboys. You will recall that the specific verbiage of “The McCarthy Project” existed before the head coach ever wore the star.
About 27 months ago Mike McCarthy was readying to enter the coaching cycle after taking the 2019 season off. With a Super Bowl to his name McCarthy was an interesting candidate for teams that were...
With 21 pending free agents and a tough salary-cap situation, the 2022 Cowboys could look significantly different than 2021's 12-5 team.