Cowboys’ Jerry Jones Had ‘Informal’ Talks With Pete Carroll About Head Coach Position

The Dallas Cowboys are still looking for a new head coach, and there are multiple candidates who have already accepted jobs. Mike Vrabel landed with the New England Patriots, Aaron Glenn is with the New York Jets, and Ben Johnson will lead the Chicago Bears.

Dallas will need to make a move soon, as the high-level targets are already being taken by other teams. The Cowboys did talk to Deion Sanders about their head coaching vacancy, which set the internet on fire.

Now, they are looking towards another candidate that many might not have guessed.

According to The Athletic’s Jon Machota, “Dallas still determining how it will go forward at head coach. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones did have an informal conversation with former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, according to a source.”

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has apparently had “informal” talks with former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll.

Carroll’s name had been mentioned along with the Bears, but the organization went with Johnston instead. It would be believed that Carroll would garner more interest from other teams, and it appears one such team is the Cowboys.

This story will be updated…