The Dallas Cowboys have interest in a pair of NFC East offensive coordinators as they look to replace former head coach Mike McCarthy. "Wouldn't be

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NFL Playoffs are well underway, and there have already been a handful of upsets in the Wildcard and Divisional rounds. The NFC East’s Washington Commanders are responsible for two of those upsets.

This Eagles coach plays ‘chess’ on the field and could be doing so as a head coach next season - NJ.com Left tackle Jordan Mailata said Moore’s interviews are well-deserved, crediting him with the offense’s success this season.

What head coach Dan Quinn has achieved with the Washington Commanders this year hasn't been lost on at least one prominent player from his last stop.

Dallas has been linked to several legitimate candidates for the job -- most recently former Cowboys quarterback and current Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore -- and some intriguing candidates that would move the needle; we're talking about you, Coach Prime.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have interviewed Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore for its head coaching position.

Deion Sanders and Kellen Moore are the two names tied the most often to the Dallas Cowboys since the franchise moved on from Mike McCarthy last Monday.

There are several big factors for Jones in this coaching search — one of which is not letting a coach destined for success get away from him again.

The Dallas Cowboys’ search for a new head coach to replace Mike McCarthy is just now getting started. Kellen Moore joins Deion Sanders as early candidates.

The outcome of the Washington Commanders vs. Detroit Lions game could have major implications for the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching search.

If the Lions lose Saturday, Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson will be available to talk with teams in person beginning Jan. 20