Even though the general consensus around the Dallas Cowboys' decision to hire Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach was one of confusion, people around the NFL think the move can pay off. Speaking to The Athletic's Jeff Howe,

Jason Witten confirmed he did not speak with the Cowboys about a position with the team this year, but a future coaching role is still feasible.

As someone who spent 16 years as a member of the Dallas Cowboys organization, Jason Witten was understandably rumored to be a potential candidate when the team was looking for its next head coach. The former tight end said he would love to be the Cowboys coach eventually,

When the Cowboys' coaching search started, Jason Witten's name was mentioned as a potential candidate. It didn't matter that he has no coaching experience above the high school level. Jerry Jones, after all,

The Dallas Cowboys offseason started with a controversial coaching hire. Brian Schottenheimer was promoted to the role of head coach after serving under Mike McCarthy as the team’s offensive coordinator last season.

Dallas Cowboys two-time, first-team All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons is well aware of the ticking clock ahead of free agency. He called out the Cowboys to make good on COO Stephen Jones' word that Dallas would evaluate its prior free agency approach and change the practice in which the franchise spent the fewest free agency money in the NFL last offseason ($20.

Owner Jerry Jones said last week in New Orleans that the team's offseason would be "in line" with others, but edge rusher Micah Parsons is calling for the Cowboys to do more. “The talent is there. We've just got to be aggressive the same way [other teams] did,