The Dallas Cowboys requested an interview with Leslie Frazier for their head coach position, according to ESPN’s Todd Archer. He is the second known interview request, along with former New York Jets coach Robert Saleh.

The first name that drew widespread attention after McCarthy's departure was Deion Sanders. But three others are getting interviews.

The Dallas Cowboys interviewed former New York Jets coach Robert Saleh on Saturday, another step in the search to replace Mike McCarthy.The in-person interview with Saleh came a day after Dallas held a virtual interview with Philadelphia offensive coordinator Kellen Moore,

The Dallas Cowboys have sparked intrigue and debate after interviewing Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and former New York Jets head coac

The Dallas Cowboys let Mike McCarthy walk on Monday, opening the door for Deion Sanders to take over as coach possibly.

The Cowboys have requested an interview with Seahawks assistant head coach Leslie Frazier, Todd Archer of ESPN reports.

The Dallas Cowboys have completed their interview with Robert Saleh but have yet to make a decision on their open head coaching position.

Aaron Glenn, 52, played for the Cowboys. He's a Texas guy. He's getting rave reviews for his work running the Lions defense. And now comes word that Jerry Jones is "intrigued'' with Glenn as a head coach candidate.

The Dallas Cowboys head coaching search continues heading into the divisional round weekend of the NFL playoffs. However, NFL insider Jeremy Fowler revealed the three names he believes are most likely to be considered: Kellen Moore,

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore interviewed with the Dallas Cowboys for the head coaching job, which does not sit well with Eagles fans, due to the timing of

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

The former Cowboy and current Colorado Buffaloes head coach has been adamant about his intent to stay in Boulder at the collegiate level, which he reinforced Monday through a statement via ESPN's Adam Schefter.