Dallas Cowboys Consider Unique Head Coaching Candidates

Dallas, Texas – The search for the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys is already stirring excitement and speculation, especially with high-profile names and even high school coaches being considered for this prestigious position. With such a storied franchise in the NFL, it’s no surprise that the hunt for a new leader has caught the attention of coaches from all levels of football.

One name that has emerged is Jason Witten, the head coach at Argyle Liberty Christian School. Witten, a former NFL tight end who played for the Cowboys from 2003 to 2019, currently holds an impressive record of 38-11 in his four years at the helm. In the last two seasons alone, he has guided his team to a remarkable 27-1 record and secured two state championships. His deep knowledge of the Cowboys and the expectations of Dallas owner Jerry Jones could make him a strong candidate.

Another notable figure under consideration is Randy Allen, the head coach at Highland Park, who boasts the title of the winningest active high school football coach in Texas. With an all-time coaching record of 460-97-6, Allen has also led his teams to four state titles. He is only 30 wins away from claiming the title of the winningest coach in Texas high school football history. Known for his success on the field, Allen’s impressive career may make him an attractive option for the Cowboys.

While both Witten and Allen may seem like long shots for this coveted NFL position, the connection to Texas high school football cannot be overlooked. The fact that the Cowboys are casting a wide net shows the importance of choosing the right person to lead this franchise moving forward. Stay tuned as the Cowboys continue to explore their options and determine who will step into this challenging role.

This upcoming season promises to be full of surprises as the coaching landscape evolves and new chapters unfold in the exciting world of NFL football.