The Dallas Cowboys coaching search added a new name to the mix on Thursday, with Jerry Jones connecting with Pete Carroll.

The man who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks has made himself available in this coaching cycle after leaving Seattle two years earlier. Carroll reportedly expressed an interest in the Chicago Bears job and has since been strongly linked with the job over at Tom Brady's Las Vegas Raiders after they whiffed on Ben Johnson.

The Dallas Cowboys’ coaching search took another turn Thursday with news that former Seattle coach Pete Carroll has spoken with team owner Jerry Jones, two people with knowledge

Deion Sanders might be looking to jump to the NFL. The Colorado Buffaloes head coach has “very strong interest” in the Raiders’ sideline opening, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Saturday. Las Vegas is in the process of finding a replacement for Antonio Pierce,

There were some rumors that Deion Sanders would take the Las Vegas Raiders head coaching job and Maxx Crosby has thoughts.

As Brian Schottenheimer has picked up unexpected momentum for the Cowboys' HC job, a more conventional option may be under

As the Dallas Cowboys' coaching search rolls on, plenty of analysts have an opinion on what the team should do. As of earlier Thursday, reports seemed to indicate that Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer was the clear front runner.

The Dallas Cowboys will appoint a new head coach this offseason - with Colorado's Deion Sanders and former Seattle Seahawks boss Pete Carroll in the running for the job

The Cowboys have spent the past few days in conversations with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. Jones reportedly had an informal conversation with Colorado coach Deion Sanders at the beginning of the search, and the organization has officially interviewed Kellen Moore, Robert Saleh and Robert Frazier for the open head coaching position.