Cowboys Seek New Head Coach Amid Mixed Candidate Response

The Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of a slow and seemingly uninspired head coaching search, having conducted interviews with candidates like Robert Saleh, Kellen Moore, and Leslie Frazier, while failing to engage with top prospects like Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson, who have already secured positions elsewhere. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appears to favor continuity, leaning towards Brian Schottenheimer, the current offensive coordinator, despite mixed responses from fans regarding his potential promotion. Meanwhile, Kliff Kingsbury, the offensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders, could also be a candidate, though he has expressed contentment in his current role. The Cowboys' approach stands in stark contrast to other teams in the league, which are moving quickly to finalize their coaching appointments. As speculation continues regarding the next head coach, the Cowboys are facing pressure to make a decision that could significantly impact their future success. Fans remain skeptical about the direction of the team's search as the process drags on without a clear end in sight.