Report: Giants Request Permission To Interview Jason Garrett As Offensive Coordinator
The Giants reportedly requested permission from the Cowboys to interview their now-former coach Jason Garrett as offensive coordinator.
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The Giants reportedly requested permission from the Cowboys to interview their now-former coach Jason Garrett as offensive coordinator.
The Dallas Cowboys' hiring of Mike McCarthy is official as the team is set to introduce him as their new head coach Wednesday afternoon.
Multiple reports have sources saying the Dallas Cowboys have found their next defensive coordinator in Mike Nolan.
According to multiple reports, former Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy has agreed to become the Dallas Cowboys' new coach.
Although many fans breathed a sigh of relief for Jason Garrett's departure after years of disappointment, it appears he left a lasting impact on current and former Cowboys who played for him.
After a week of will they or won't they, the Dallas Cowboys have made their final decision and are officially moving on from head coach Jason Garrett.
Friday was the fifth day without a resolution publicly since the season finale last Sunday.
The world enters Day No. 5 of Jerry Jones/Jason Garrett watch at The Star in Frisco, Texas and so far Friday has been much like the others.
Dallas Cowboys fans have a question for team owner Jerry Jones: "What is going on?"
Garrett's contract is up in mid-January and team owner Jerry Jones has not said publicly whether or not Garrett's contract might be renewed.
After Sunday's win against the Redskins, owner Jerry Jones said he would not comment on the future of Garrett or other coaches as he now has decisions to make after the disappointing season.
A disappointing season for the Dallas Cowboys has come to an end.
As the Dallas Cowboys head into what could be their final game of the season, wide receiver Amari Cooper let it be known that he sees a future with the team as his contract expires.
"I'm extremely blessed to be in a position to be able to do this for my family," Collins said.
On the field, the Dallas Cowboys have come up a little short most of the 2019 season, but off the field, some are giving back generously to the community.