Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is raving about Brian Schottenheimer's ability to put together a quality coaching staff, indicating he did not influence hires.

Cowboys RB great and Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith visited with Sirius XM’s “Maggie and Perloff” on Radio Row at the Super Bowl on Thursday and made the case for Dallas going elsewhere with their pick at No. 12. According to Smith, he doesn’t fit the Cowboys’ roster “right now.”

The Dallas Cowboys haven't selected a running back in the first round of the NFL Draft since taking Ezekiel Elliott fourth overall in 2016. Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty, the draft's top prospect at the position,

Deion Sanders stayed at Colorado after interest from the Dallas Cowboys in hiring the Hall of Fame cornerback to return the NFL as Mike McCarthy's replacement.

After a brief dalliance with Jerry Jones over the then-vacant Dallas Cowboys job , Deion Sanders is doubling down on his University of Colorado job by adding an NFL legend to his staff. Sanders’ name came up early during the Cowboys search for Mike McCarthy’s replacement last month,

The Dallas Cowboys were interested in Colorado head coach Deion Sanders at the start of their coaching search. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Sanders had discussions relating to the job but there was no formal interview.

It sounds like the Cowboys have found their next offensive line coach. Per Bruce Feldman of TheAthletic.com, Dallas is targeting Conor Riley for the role. Riley is regarded as one of the best offensive line coaches at the college level.

The Cowboys are expected to hire Kansas State offensive coordinator Conor Riley as the team’s new offensive line coach.