If the Cowboys played things differently, they could have had their all-star coaching staff. | From @ReidDHanson
If he really does decide to retire, it will be the end of a great coaching career. Zimmer started as a defensive assistant with Missouri in 1979. He coached at Weber State and Was
Dallas will need to find a new defensive coordinator for 2025, too. Mike Zimmer told Ed Werder that he would not return to the Cowboys and would likely retire.
"The truth,'' Mike Zimmer tells us with a laugh, "is that I've wanted to be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys for 25 years.''
When the Cowboys elected to part ways with former head coach Mike McCarthy earlier this month, the writing was on
The Dallas Cowboys – if you had not heard – made a very safe, run-of-the-mill and uncontroversial play when the hired current offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenhemier, to be their 10th head coach.
The Dallas Cowboys have made the final major addition to the coaching staff in the new post-Mike McCarthy era. Former offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer, was made head coach earlier this month – to the surprise of many,
Mike Zimmer, whose contract as Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator expired earlier in January, isn't looking like he'll be returning to the team in 2025. Since before the end of the regular season, speculation began to grow on Zimmer's future as multiple insiders and even Micah Parsons wondered if the coach would hang it up after returning to coaching in 2024.
Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer will not have Mike Zimmer running the defense for him in 2025. Zimmer told Ed Werder of ESPN that he will not be returning to Dallas for a second season. Zimmer said that he will likely retire from coaching.
Several high-profile assistant coaches won't return this season for the Dallas Cowboys. Special teams coordinator John Fassel already left, taking the same posi
Details have emerged on how the McCarthy talks went south, the Cowboys OL gives the NFC a win, Cam Newton’s tank plan to get Arch to Dallas.