The NFL playoffs just threw a wrench into the Dallas Cowboys' search for a new defensive coordinator. After an intense matchup between the Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills that went to overtime, one of their perceived top candidates will be unavailable for hire for at least one more week.

The Dallas Cowboys are searching for a new defensive coordinator, and one of the team's current assistants will get to showcase his talents at The Star later this month.

The Dallas Cowboys will interview Packers defensive run game coordinator DeMarcus Covington for their defensive coordinator position.

The same could be said about the Dallas defense. The Cowboys yielded a league-high 511 points in their 17 games this season, and only the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals gave up more yards than the Dallas defense in the NFL in 2025.

The Dallas Cowboys' dream scenario would be Jim Leonhard as defensive coordinator, but a division rival may be a threat to those plans.

A couple of Dallas Cowboys coaches will be facing each other in a football game when they take over for different sides of the East-West Shrine Bowl, which is set to be played on Jan. 27 at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco,

The Dallas Cowboys have requested to interview Philadelphia Eagles passing game coordinator/DB coach Christian Parker for the team’s vacant defensive coordinator role, sources confirmed to DLLS. Parker,

The Dallas Cowboys need some major help on defense, and there's a perfect opportunity to address those issues in the 2026 NFL draft.