"Dallas gave up 30.1 points per game, the most in the NFL, and finished 30th in yards allowed per game at 377 yards. The Cowboys' defense also did not create turnovers or get to the passer consistently. They gave up a team record 511 points, the sixth worst in NFL history. Trading Micah Parsons a week before the season started surely did not help, but not a single person can defend bringing back a defensive coordinator that could not stop me"
"With Jerry Jones making this move early, he has a chance to bring in a lot of very good and respected defensive coordinators to interview for this job. The main issue is the roster. Of course, it is not the greatest, but you have a very good defensive line to work with. Clark and Williams are two studs, and you have two first round picks that can be used on defense. The first guy at the top of the list should be Brian Flores."
Dallas fired Matt Eberflus after a season in which the defense allowed 30.1 points per game, finished 30th in yards allowed (377), and surrendered a team-record 511 points, the sixth-worst total in NFL history. The defense struggled to create turnovers or pressure the passer, and the late trade of Micah Parsons further weakened pass-rush options. The roster has limits, but the Cowboys possess a strong defensive line led by Clark and Williams and hold two first-round picks that can address defensive needs. Jerry Jones moved quickly to attract respected defensive coordinator candidates, with Brian Flores and Al Harris mentioned as potential fits.
Read at Inside The Star
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