The Dallas Cowboys have announced their 2026 coaching staff, marking the end of a busy hiring period in the NFL. But here's where it gets interesting: while the offensive staff remained largely unchanged, the defensive side saw a significant shake-up. The Cowboys introduced new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, who brought along his own team, leading to some familiar faces being let go. This move sparked debate among fans and analysts, as the new hires have varying levels of experience and a unique approach to defense. The team's new defensive staff includes Christian Parker as defensive coordinator, Ryan Smith as secondary coach, Derrick Ansley as defensive pass game coordinator/DBs, Marcus Dixon as defensive line coach, Demeitre Brim as assistant defensive line coach, Chidera Uzo-Diribe as outside linebackers coach, Scott Symons as inside linebackers coach, and Robert Muschamp as assistant secondary coach. Additionally, J.J. Clark will return for a second season as assistant linebackers coach. The offensive staff saw only minor changes, with Kyle Fuller joining as assistant offensive line coach/quality control coach and Stephen Bravo-Brown as assistant wide receivers coach. The Cowboys' strategic decisions have left fans and experts alike with much to discuss and debate. So, what do you think? Do you agree with the Cowboys' choices, or do you have a different vision for the team's future? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
