Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Cowboys face tough decision on Eberflus
The Dallas Cowboys are having a tough season, especially on defense.
After losing to the Los Angeles Chargers, the team and owner Jerry Jones are thinking about whether to keep their defensive coordinator, Matt Eberflus.
Eberflus has been with the team before and was a trusted coach, but the defense has not been doing well.
The Cowboys have not made the playoffs for two years in a row, and they might finish the season with a losing record.
They have two more games left, and their performance in these games will be important.
Some players, like George Pickens, have been doing well, but the defense needs to improve.
The team is also dealing with some injuries, which makes things harder.
It's a big decision for the Cowboys to make about Eberflus' future.
Dallas Cowboys lost 34-17 to the Los Angeles Chargers, highlighting defensive struggles.
Defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus' future with the team is uncertain after a poor season.
Owner Jerry Jones has not endorsed Eberflus and will evaluate his performance after the season.
The Cowboys have not made the playoffs for two consecutive years and could finish with a losing record.
Key players like WR George Pickens have performed well, but the defense has struggled, including a lack of sacks.
- Who
- Dallas Cowboys and their defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus
- What
- Decision on whether to retain Eberflus after a poor defensive performance
- When
- After the 34-17 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers and before the final two games of the season
- Where
- Dallas, Texas
- Why
- The Cowboys' defense has been underperforming, and Eberflus' future with the team is uncertain
- Team
- Dallas Cowboys
- Defensive Coordinator
- Matt Eberflus
- Current Record
- 6-8-1
- Remaining Games
- Washington (Thursday), New York Giants (Jan. 3 or 4)
- Defensive QB Pressure Percentage
- 27.8%
- Total Sacks
- 29
- Key Injuries
- DT Quinnen Williams (neck issue), LB DeMarvion Overshown (concussion)
- Notable Player
- WR George Pickens (1,500-yard season candidate)