New Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus never really stopped to consider a year away from coaching after getting fired by the Chicago Bears.

The Dallas Cowboys will enter the 2025 season with a new coaching staff led by Brian Schottenheimer. Much has been made about his desire to win on the ground and how that will impact their roster. What deserves just as much attention is the addition of Matt Eberflus.

For the first three years of his career, Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons knew exactly what to expect coming into the offseason. Parsons knew when he was drafted that he would be playing for defensive coordinator Dan Quinn,

New Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer was promoted last month and immediately began to fill out his coaching staff. Among those hires was banished former head coach of the Chicago Bears,

Eberflus had a seven-year stint on the Dallas defensive staff — from 2011-17 — that led to the defensive coordinator's job with Indianapolis.

That leaves the Dallas Cowboys with few trustworthy options at defensive tackle. That's why they're being linked to players like Walter Nolen in the 2025 NFL Draft. But they shouldn’t settle for simply adding a rookie to the mix.

The Dallas Cowboys hired Matt Eberflus as their next defensive coordinator. His radical plan for Micah Parsons won't move the needle much.

Addressing reporters Tuesday, former Chicago Bears head coach and new Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus forecast an exciting and opportunistic unit.

Matt Eberflus is hopping right back into coaching as defensive coordinator with the Dallas Cowboys after getting fired by Chicago.

All of this added up to the third-worst winning percentage (14-32) ever for a Bears coach who was at the helm of the team for more than a handful of games. Following his Bears ouster, Eberflus is back in the NFL,

New defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus is ecstatic to get to work with star edge rusher Micah Parsons, and the opportunities are unlimited.

But Eberflus also gets the chance to help change the career trajectory of defensive tackle Mazi Smith. Having been in the minds of many on the borderline of so-called "bust'' stat