Former players have become the trendy head coach selection for NFL teams, and Jerry Jones thinks local high school coach Jason Witten could be next.

Having previously allowed former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Jason Garrett to serve as head coach of the team for 10 years, Jerry Jones may have tipped

Witten, currently the head football coach at Argyle Liberty Christian, is seeking his second state championship in the high school ranks. When asked if he could see NFL coaching in Witten’s future, Jones gave the former Cowboys tight end a glowing review.

Into this powder keg came Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on Friday morning with a definitive answer as to whether ex-Dallas tight end Jason Witten could coach in the NFL one day. "Yes.

Jerry, a lover of old movies, thinks Jason Witten is the NFL embodiment of John Wayne. Would the Cowboys like to have this particular new sheriff in town?

When the Detroit Lions named journeyman NFL tight end Dan Campbell their head coach in 2021, the move was widely mocked. That mockery only got louder

Former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is currently a high-school football coach. Cowboys owner and G.M. Jerry Jones thinks Witten could do a lot better than that. Appearing on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas on Friday,

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones asserted that former All-Pro tight end Jason Witten could, "without a question," become an NFL head coach.

Jerry Jones might have added an unexpected name to the list of candidates to be new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones has to make a big decision at the end of the season for the Dallas Cowboys.

It's difficult to get NFL fans to agree on anything, but it seems that all 32 fanbases around the league believe that Mike McCarthy's days are numbered as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. McCarthy is 3-6 in a "prove-it" season,