The Dallas Cowboys offensive coaching staff shakeup is nearly complete. Every significant coaching role has been replaced, and this team is looking to start fresh.

Former Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy will not be coaching in the NFL next season, opting to wait for the next coaching cycle.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are interviewing former Dallas Cowboys linebackers coach Scott McCurley for their open inside linebackers coach role, Noah Strackbein of Sports Illustrated reports. McCurley was let go by the Cowboys and will not return under the new staff that Brian Schottenheimer is building.

Shimko will replace Will Harriger, who the Panthers hired as their quarterbacks coach last year. Shimko and head coach Brian Schottenheimer worked together in Seattle in 2018-19.

The Dallas Cowboys found their quarterbacks coach which fills the final major vacancy on Brian Schottenheimer’s staff.

The Cowboys continue to refine their offensive coaching staff. ESPN’s Todd Archer reports that the Cowboys will name Steve Shimko as their new quarterbacks coach.

Shimko replaces a carryover from Mike McCarthy’s staff who also worked his way up from offensive assistant to quarterbacks coach in Scott Tolzien. The former Packers QB was Pres

While the Dallas Cowboys may not have had as slow of a coaching search as the New Orleans Saints, they're still putting the finishing touches on their coaching staff as we approach mid-February. One key spot on the staff will now be filled by a former national champion and longtime assistant coach.

Another notable addition is set to be made to the Cowboys’ coaching staff. Ken Dorsey is expected to come to Dallas, Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network report. The deal is not yet in place,