Jason Witten Seeks NFL Coaching Role Amid Cowboys Speculation

Jason Witten, the former Dallas Cowboys tight end, has clarified that he was not approached for a coaching role under the newly appointed head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Despite speculation, Witten confirmed that he did not discuss any potential position with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, stating that he respects the team's decision-making process. Currently, Witten is focused on his role as head coach at Liberty Christian School, where he has led the team to consecutive state championships, while still aspiring for an NFL coaching opportunity in the future. He expressed excitement about potentially returning to the NFL when the right opportunity arises. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has publicly endorsed Witten's future coaching potential, highlighting his understanding of football and work ethic. For now, Witten will continue to mentor young players, including his sons, while keeping an eye on future prospects in professional coaching.