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Jason Witten will not be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and it looks like he will not be the next assistant coach for the team either. Patrik Walker of the Cowboys’ official website reported Monday on the status of the retired …
Jason Witten’s list of supporters is very quickly growing. Former Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware spoke this week to Andy Nesbitt of Sports Illustrated. During the interview, Ware endorsed the ex-Cowboys tight end Witten to be the …
The Dallas Cowboys are looking for a new head coach after parting ways with Mike McCarthy following his five-year run with the team. The Cowboys have already spoken with Deion Sanders. Another former Cowboys star player could be a candidate for the …
The Dallas Cowboys are in the market for a new head coach, and a surprising name has emerged as a possible dark horse candidate. Former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is seen as a potential candidate for the head coach job, according to Nick Harris …
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant has a rather unorthodox suggestion for who should be the team’s next head coach. Bryant wrote on X that he had heard a “rumor” that former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten might be of …
Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten may have a pretty good coaching gig coming up in his future. Witten is being targeted by Lipscomb Academy in Nashville to become the high school’s new head coach, according to John Brice of …
Jason Witten has announced he will retire from the NFL after spending the 2020 season with the Las Vegas Raiders. Some have wondered if he will venture back into broadcasting, but the legendary tight end already has his next career lined up. Liberty …
Jason Witten’s first retirement from the NFL was a prelude to a brief foray into broadcasting. It does not sound like his second retirement will follow the same blueprint. Witten announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday, this time for …
Jason Witten spent his first season with a team other than the Dallas Cowboys this year, and it will be the only for the veteran tight end. Witten told ESPN’s Todd Archer on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL. The 37-year-old plans to …
Many NFL owners, coaches, and front offices have taken part in protests against racism and injustice as something of a show of solidarity with players. Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys is not one of them. Jones was one of the more vocal opponents of …
Jason Witten will continue his playing career next season, but it will not be with the Dallas Cowboys. Witten has signed a one-year deal with the Las Vegas Raiders that will allow him to earn up to $4.75 million, ESPN’s Todd Archer reports. …
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to place a second-round restricted free agent tender on tight end Blake Jarwin, and that could mean the end of Jason Witten’s tenure with the team. The Cowboys are planning to use the high-value tender on Jarwin, …
Jason Witten returned to the Dallas Cowboys last season after briefly exploring a career in the broadcast booth, and the veteran tight end proved he can be more than just an important voice in the locker room. Although the Cowboys have undergone some …
Jason Witten wants to keep playing and is open to joining a new team. The 37-year-old tight end was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 2003 and has played his entire 16-season career with them. He retired for the 2018 season and served as a broadcaster …
Could we see Jason Witten play in the NFL for a team other than the Dallas Cowboys? The veteran tight end has not ruled out playing in 2020, according to Chris Mortensen of ESPN. However, Witten’s role in new Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy’s …
Nobody with the Dallas Cowboys could have been satisfied with the way Thursday night’s game went. The Cowboys scored on their first possession, intercepted the Bears after that, but then it was all downhill. The team allowed 24 unanswered …
