A former Los Angeles Chargers head coach could be in the running for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys head coaching job. Jones and the Cowboys continue to wait as some of the top possible head coaches go elsewhere,

The Los Angeles Chargers will need to make several significant decisions this offseason. One of those decisions is whether to re-sign their star pass rusher.

The Los Angeles Chargers know when all their 2025 NFL Draft selections will be made, and now they have learned how many compensatory selections will be made.

The first name that drew widespread attention after McCarthy's departure was Deion Sanders. But three others are getting interviews.

During a recent appearance on CHGO Bears podcast, ESPN’s Field Yates suggested that the Chiefs will let Smith hit free agency rather than using the franchise tag on him.

The Dallas Cowboys said they have completed an interview with Seattle Seahawks assistant head coach Leslie Frazier.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was one of many sports icons who donated to the Donald Trump Inauguration Committee

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer are scheduled to meet this week, with the longtime assistant viewed as a legitimate candidate to replace Mike McCarthy as head coach in Dallas.

The Dallas Cowboys have closed the book on Mike McCarthy's five-season run as head coach, with unresolved negotiations leading to his departure.

The Dallas Cowboys have made an interview request for a candidate everyone saw coming on Thursday: Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, per NFL Media. According to ESPN, Moore will interview virtually with Dallas on Friday prior to the Eagles' NFC divisional round home game vs.

Houston Texans beat Chargers 32-12 in wild card round, lost to Chiefs 23-14 in divisional round. 5. Los Angeles Chargers lost to Texans ... Last year, Packers-Cowboys in the same window drew 40.2 million. (Yes, the Cowboys still draw.)

The Dallas Cowboys season has been perplexing, to say the least. Team owner Jerry JOnes expressed that the team would go 'all-in,' only to make minimal moves. P