Dallas is also moving on from several assistant coaches. Linebackers coach Dave Borgonzi, passing game coordinator Andre Curtis, and secondary/cornerbacks coach David Overstreet II won’t be back in 2026 according to Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News.

Cowboys fans have been plotting on players linked to their new DC, but their former HC might come to Dallas to shop.

The Dallas Cowboys are hoping to keep a veteran assistant despite a push from the Titans.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams had a 2025 season to remember. Coming to The Star, many were skeptical of the move, especially as we didn't see him at all in preseason. We had to wait until Week 1. But once we saw Javonte, it was clear why Brian Schottenheimer got him.

Turpin is the seventh Cowboys player to earn a Pro Bowl honor after the 2025 campaign. Tight end Jake Ferguson was added to the NFC roster as an injury replacement for San Francisco’s George Kittle. The other Dallas players selected were Dak Prescott, George Pickens, Tyler Smith, Quinnen Williams and Brandon Aubrey.

According to a front office source, the Cowboys are letting three members of the defensive coaching staff go: Defensive Passing Game Coordinator Andre Curtis, Secondary Coach David Overstreet and Linebackers Coach Dave Borgonzi. The particular moves very understandably mesh with where the Cowboys struggled the most on defense this year.

The Dallas Cowboys must remake their secondary this offseason, and they could land an ideal safety on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL draft.

Ever since Jerry Jones fired Matt Eberflus, the writing has been on the wall inside AT&T Stadium. Now, with Christian Parker stepping in as the new defensive coordinator, the Cowboys are clearly turning the page again.