Cowboys announce "release" of defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus
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The Dallas Cowboys have officially parted ways with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus. Owner and General Manager Jerry Jones stated that the decision was made after reviewing the team's defensive performance this season, indicating a need for change. Despite consistent financial success, the Cowboys have not met their on-field expectations for three decades. The team is now in search of a new defensive coordinator, with names such as Rex Ryan and Brian Flores being mentioned as potential candidates. Ryan previously claimed that he was not hired for the position in 2024 due to financial disagreements.
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