ESPN: Cowboys’ VP player has formally inked a multi-year contract extension that will keep him in Dallas for the foreseeable future—five years, to be exact.

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Remaining with Dallas for a long time will be one of their key success factors.

Shortly after the Dallas Cowboys announced Brian Schottenheimer as their tenth head coach, the organization announced what is perhaps the biggest offseason announcement of the season: a new contract with Will McClay.

According to the team’s front office, the team’s VP of player personnel has formally inked a multi-year contract extension that will keep him in Dallas for the foreseeable future—five years, to be exact.

The Cowboys have benefited from a wealth of potential Hall of Famers, Pro Bowlers, and All-Pros who were selected during the McClay era. His impact is evident every offseason. Examples of these players include DeMarcus Lawrence, Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, Zack Martin, Tyron Smith, Dak Prescott, and others.

After the 2025 NFL Draft, McClay’s current contract was supposed to expire, but it has since been extended.

Cowboys confident new DC Micah Parsons will “get the most” from Matt Eberflus, according to Sports Illustrated’s Matt Galatzan.
Micah Parsons appears to benefit from Matt Eberflus’ return to Dallas.

Micah Parsons, a defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys, is among the NFL’s most dangerous and adaptable athletes.

Parsons has actually been on a historic run since being selected by Dallas in 2021, with 52.5 sacks in four seasons, four Pro Bowl selections, and three All-Pro selections. He excelled under Mike Zimmer this past season and three of those seasons were spent under former defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, who is currently the head coach of the Washington Commanders. The Cowboys will be adding a new defensive coordinator for the third consecutive season on Monday when they hire Matt Eberflus, and they are sure Parsons will remain a formidable force under his new playcaller.

Since Parsons is such a game-wrecker when he’s rolling, everyone has a different view of how versatile he is and how to move him about. placing him in advantageous matchup scenarios [when] everyone will be attempting to double or triple,” Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones stated during the Senior Bowl. It can be beneficial for all members of the defense if you can shift him about and not be certain of his location. … We have no doubt that [Eberflus] will make the most of him and use him.

The Dallas Cowboys have announced three new coaches to join Brian Schottenheimer’s staff: Staff, DMN
Three more people have signed.

The club hired defensive line coach Aaron Whitecotton, defensive passing game coordinator Andre Curtis, and linebackers coach Dave Borgonzi on Wednesday afternoon. Matt Eberflus, the defensive coordinator, will collaborate closely with all three assistants.

After apparently interviewing for the position of defensive coordinator, Curtis became well acquainted with the Cowboys in recent days. He most recently served as the Bears’ secondary/safeties coach and has a wealth of NFL coaching experience. From 2018 until 20th, Curtis and Schottenheimer collaborated in Seattle.

After playing in Chicago for the last three seasons, Borgonzi is coming back to Dallas. Most recently, from 2022 to 2024, he was the Bears’ linebackers coach.