Cowboys finalize coaching staff with one more move
The Dallas Cowboys announced their finalized coaching staff for 2023 after letting go of several coaches on expiring contracts. The team made it official on Wednesday by announcing one more move. The team will add Pete Ohnegian as quality control and defensive assistant. Ohnegian has a background in scouting and training around the NFL. With […]
The Dallas Cowboys announced their finalized coaching staff for 2023 after letting go of several coaches on expiring contracts. The team made it official on Wednesday by announcing one more move.
The team will add Pete Ohnegian as quality control and defensive assistant. Ohnegian has a background in scouting and training around the NFL.
With the latest news, the Cowboys also announced their full coaching staff entering 2023.
Official Cowboys coaching staff announced:
You can see the lineup of coaches in the tweet below.
There are several noteworthy changes as the offensive side of things was significantly overhauled. Not only did Kellen Moore part ways as offensive coordinator but the team is also adding/promoting several coaches well-known to Mike McCarthy.
Joining or stepping up in McCarthy's staff are Brian Schottenheimer (OC), Mike Solari (OL), Scott Tolzien (QB), Jeff Blasko (RB), and Will Harriger (offensive assistant), among others. On the defensive side of things, two young former NFL players join the squad as assistant position coaches Darian Thompson (LB) and Shariff Floyd (DL).
One important name that is missing on the defensive side of things is George Edwards, who wasn't brought back after his contract expired. He'll join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers alongside Skip Peete (former Cowboys RB coach).
Read more about how the recent coaching additions reveal more about the trend the Cowboys are going with entering the 2023 offseason here.
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