Dallas’ former QB and OC presents a safe option for the team’s next coach. Here’s why that might not be a good thing.

Cowboys fans haven’t generally been excited about the proposition of a Moore reunion. Citing the many curl routes to nowhere and underwhelming route combinations, they would rather look at new blood for the head coaching position than bring back someone who, in their eyes, already tried and failed.

The Dallas Cowboys have begun their head coaching search, but their hire must be made with Dak Prescott in mind.

If the Dallas Cowboys want to bring back a familiar face, the stats show why they would be the perfect head coach.

The Dallas Cowboys’ search for a new head coach to replace Mike McCarthy is just now getting started. Kellen Moore joins Deion Sanders as early candidates.

This story has been updated.Here are five things to know about the Cowboys' new offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore:How we got here

The Dallas Cowboys have made an interview request for a candidate everyone saw coming on Thursday: Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, per NFL Media. According

Moore was Dallas franchise quarterback Dak Prescott’s play-caller from 2019-2022, which included the first three years of McCarthy’s five-year tenure.

Sports experts have argued that McCarthy's three (12-5) winning seasons may not have been a strong enough case to keep him in Dallas for a sixth season.

If this is the year that NFL star offensive coordinator Kellen Moore gets his shot to be a young rookie head coach, here's why going back to Dallas or replacing someone who used to coach in Philadelphia makes the most sense.

Kellen Moore has entered the spotlight as the Dallas Cowboys ramp up their search for a new head coach to replace Mike McCarthy. The Cowboys requested permission from the Eagles to