Dallas Cowboys 2021 Playoffs

So many changes have occurred in the last week, mostly to the coaching staff. The crew discusses everything from coordinators to play-calling and much more.

If we can expect 85 percent of the roster back next season, how can the Cowboys take that next step and get better? Will they finally sign a big free agent? Will it fall on the new coaches to bring improvement? Also, Mike McCarthy will now be calling plays. Does he have the personnel in place to rework the team's offense?

Plenty of events have happened over the last week. Cowboys make moves on their coaching staff and make statements on their future strategies.

So much has taken place since the last show, so huge discussions on Mike McCarthy's season wrap up presser, the coaching changes and perspective on the breaking news of Kellen Moore going to the Chargers as their offensive coordinator after being let go by the Cowboys Sunday night. Then the conference championship games and how the Cowboys matched up with both Philly and San Francisco.

The Player's Lounge crew start their breakdown and preview to the Cowboys offseason following the recent news of Kellen Moore parting way with Dallas as he prepares to hear to Los Angeles.

Newy Scruggs is joined by Clearance Hill, Jon Machota and Nick Eatman to close to book on the Dallas Cowboys 2022 Season and look towards what happens next.

In today's episode of the Draft Show the panel share their potential surprise positions the Cowboys could draft, their favorite players and more.

The 2023 crew makes it's debut with Bryan Broaddus, Bobby Belt, Iisha Morrison, and host Kyle Youmans. Getting an early rundown of position groups and prospects to keep an eye on for April's NFL draft.

With the Dallas Cowboys 2022 coming to an end in San Francisco, the girls hand out their end of the seasons grades for all the phases of the team, they give their standout performers and more.

It was nice to see Tyler Biadasz get a little recognition with a Pro Bowl invite? Also, what are your thoughts on this new Pro Bowl format?

There are several key assistant coaching positions to now fill. Which do you think are the most important to the Cowboys' future success?

After watching the NFC and AFC Championship Games, how far away from the Super Bowl are the Cowboys compared to teams like the Eagles, 49ers, Chiefs and Bengals?

The team got rid of its offensive coordinator, who immediately found another job. Was Kellen Moore simply a scapegoat?

Last year, I was surprised Dan Quinn decided to come back. But this year, after the season we just had on defense, I'm truly shocked. Why do you think Quinn wants to be here more than getting back to a head coach?

Do you think Tyler Smith should've been a finalist based off what he did playing left tackle and guard back and forth all year?

Do you think the competition committee will look into the type of tackle that sidelined Tony Pollard this past Sunday?

When Tony Pollard went down with an injury, why did the coaching staff abandon the "next man up" philosophy and essentially quit using the two-running-back formation in the game plan?

Who on the 49ers offense is your biggest threat to take over the game?  Deebo Samuel maybe Christian McCaffrey? Brock Purdy? Or is it the overall physicality that the 49ers bring?

Brian Schottenheimer, un entrenador veterano que ha sido coordinador para otros cuatro equipos de la NFL, fue anunciado como el próximo coordinador ofensivo de los Cowboys.

Los Cowboys parecen estar haciendo varios cambios en torno a Dak Prescott esta temporada, pero según Stephen Jones, quieren tener a su mariscal de campo franquicia "durante los próximos 10 años".

Los Cowboys dejaron en claro que les gustaría traer de regreso a Ezekiel Elliott por otro año, pero admiten que tienen que hacer que los "números funcionen" para ambos lados.

Desde el Senior Bowl en Mobile, Jerry y Stephen Jones abordaron varios temas, desde el llamado de jugadas hasta Dak Prescott y OBJ. Aquí están los diez temas más destacados.

Con el tope salarial de 2023 ahora establecido, los Cowboys pueden calcular números sobre cómo liberar espacio para retener la mayor cantidad posible de su talento actual, mientras quizás agregan algunas caras nuevas.

El tackle ofensivo Isaac Alarcón firma contrato a futuro con los Dallas Cowboys, luego de oficialmente concluir con el programa internacional de la liga.

Biadasz se convierte en el octavo jugador de los Cowboys en llegar al Pro Bowl luego de ser agregado el lunes como suplente del centro de los Eagles, Jason Kelce.

Después de ocho temporadas con el equipo, como jugador y entrenador, el coordinador ofensivo Kellen Moore ya no formará parte del personal de los Cowboys.

Dan Quinn ha decidido permanecer en Dallas como coordinador defensivo de los Dallas Cowboys para la temporada 2023.