"Obviously, these candidates have piqued the interest of the Cowboys, with several of them having impressive résumés, and some continuing on an upward trend of coaching success. One interesting aspect of this group is that two-thirds of these nine candidates faced off against the Cowboys this past season, and most of them caused problems for the Cowboys' offense. Granted, many factors contribute to a team's defensive success, including the talent on the roster and the influence of other defensive coaches,"
"So far, they have completed interviews for six coaches already. Jim Leonhard, defensive pass game coordinator, Broncos Daronte Jones, defensive pass game coordinator, Vikings Jonathan Gannon, head coach, Cardinals Zach Orr, defensive coordinator, Ravens Ephraim Banda, safeties coach, Browns Aaron Whitecotten, defensive line coach, Cowboys And they have interviews scheduled for three more... Charlie Bullen, interim defensive coordinator, Giants Demarcus Covington, defensive line coach/run game coordinator, Packers Christian Parker, defensive backs coach/pass game coordinator, Eagles"
Dallas Cowboys are searching for a new defensive coordinator and have taken an aggressive approach in the offseason coaching search. The team has completed interviews with six coaches and scheduled interviews with three more, producing a nine-person candidate pool. The candidates include NFL defensive coordinators, pass game coordinators, position coaches, and an internal Cowboys assistant. Six of the candidates already faced the Cowboys this season, and many presented game plans that disrupted Dallas' offense. Defensive success depends on roster talent and coaching collaboration. Dak Prescott failed to throw a touchdown in four games this season, and the Cowboys lost those matchups.
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