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The most publicized reason for the departure from the Dallas Cowboys of Matt Eberflus — in theory this franchise's defensive coordinator-in-waiting — concerns the "toes'' of his immediate supervisor and mentor, Rod Marinelli.
Amid an assortment of wild speculation and inaccurate reporting taking hold over the course of the last week, McClay — the Dallas Cowboys senior director of college and pro personnel— issued a very powerful statement on Wednesday morning while saying very few words.
Cowboys assistant director of player personnel, Will McClay, will remain in Dallas for at least another season.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Cole Beasley crossed off another life goal on Tuesday when he announced that he was releasing the first song off of his upcoming album.
When asked about Will McClay's future with the club, Stephen Jones said that "all indications are to me that he's wanting to remain here with the Cowboys."
The very latest on the Cowboys Coaching Carousel.
Now the quarterback-running back combo for the Dallas Cowboys will have to figure out how to get back to the playoffs in what could be a critical season for the future of coach Jason Garrett.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday that "we'll have quite a bit of change'' on the coaching staff.
Looking back at the 2017 season, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he believes in change, just not at the head coach position.
Jones said on his radio show Tuesday that Garrett's job "is not an issue here at all" while suggesting that there could be changes to the coaching staff with several contracts expiring.
Things were within Dallas' control. And the Cowboys blew it. So now, should Garrett be concerned for his job?
The end of the year is upon us, which means it's time to create holiday wish lists. We took a shot at guessing what some people and teams around the NFL are wishing for this year.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones added another level of hope on Tuesday, telling 105.3 The Fan that Dallas feels "rewarded'' by the Monday MRI results.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell twice turned to Jerry Jones when asked about his relationship with the powerful Dallas Cowboys owner who tried to scuttle his contract extension.
Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank says he buried the hatchet in a phone conversation with Jerry Jones ahead of Wednesday's owner's meetings.
While the Cowboys continue to wait for the return of star running back Ezekiel Elliott team owner Jerry Jones believes that quarterback Dak Prescott has become a 'better player' while adjusting to the absence.
Jones declined to comment on Roger Goodell's contract extension.
The postseason has essentially started for the Cowboys, with five games to go, thanks to some early struggles and the three-game skid when Ezekiel Elliott started serving his suspension.
Roger Goodell has signed a five-year contract extension to remain commissioner of the NFL through 2024.
With the Dallas Cowboys all but eliminated from making the NFL playoffs this year, owner Jerry Jones seems to be unwavering in his support of head coach Jason Garrett.
As soon as Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed he is backing off a threat of legal action over the future of Commissioner Roger Goodell, the focus turned to the performance of coach Jason Garrett and his staff.
Dak Prescott points to a poor throw here or a bad decision there while trying to explain possibly his worst game as a pro in a season quickly going south for the Dallas Cowboys.
The Cowboys owner and general manager gives his thoughts on another brutal Cowboys performance, where he stands with the commissioner, and an update on injuries that could provide the Cowboys some help on Thursday.
Jones wants commissioner Roger Goodell to serve the 32 owners, and not the other way around. And two, he's willing to engage his opposition among owners in a rather juvenile game of "But You Pushed Me First.''
Jones said after a 37-9 loss to Philadelphia on Sunday night that he wants "unprecedented accountability to the ownership" while again referring to a desire to revisit the power Goodell has to punish players under the collective bargaining agreement.
