Jaguars Hire Monte Kiffin As Defensive Assistant
The Jaguars have hired 76-year-old Monte Kiffin as a defensive assistant. Kiffin is entering his 50th year of coaching. He worked as the Cowboys defensive coordinator in 2012 and 2013.
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The Jaguars have hired 76-year-old Monte Kiffin as a defensive assistant. Kiffin is entering his 50th year of coaching. He worked as the Cowboys defensive coordinator in 2012 and 2013.
The Cowboys are in the midst of a five-day window during which their free-agent shopping efforts might ultimately be judged.
Much to the pleasure of the Cowboys, the two-time Pro Bowler is coming off that shelf to visit Dallas.
The Cowboys' "sign-their-own" parade continued Thursday with a one-year agreement to bring back Lance Dunbar.
The Dallas Cowboys interest in pass-rusher Benson Mayowa isn't a headline-grabber like any word on Greg Hardy is a headline-grabber.
The reason for Dallas' decision to turn away from the controversial player is behavioral.
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The Cowboys have always considered defensive end Chris Long a lower-tiered free agent.
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a deal with free-agent tight end James Hanna.
According to Mike Fisher, the Dallas Cowboys are bringing back cornerback Mo Claiborne on a one-year deal.
The Cowboys get these picks in addition to their standard selections, including the No. 4 overall pick and picks in the second, third, fourth and sixth rounds. … a total of nine picks in the seven-round late-April draft.
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