Jerry Jones officially denies Dallas Cowboys coach talking to Philadelphia Eagles to stop him joining rivals

JERRY Jones has officially denied a Dallas Cowboys coach talking to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The 83-year-old has stepped in to stop a key Cowboys coach joining the team’s rivals.

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Offensive coordinator Klayton Adams, 42, is set to remain in Dallas.

The Eagles are understood to have requested an interview with the Cowboys offensive coordinator.

But it has been reported by ESPN that the Cowboys have blocked Adams from speaking to their NFC East rivals.

Adams had a strong first season with the franchise.

The Cowboys had the second-best offense in the NFL during the 2025 regular season.

This has included quarterback Dak Prescott, 32, throwing 30 touchdowns for the franchise.

Adams previously had stints with the Indianapolis Colts and Arizona Cardinals.

But defense has been a weak point with the Cowboys having the third-worst in the league.

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It has combined for the Cowboys to record just seven wins and one tie in 2025.

Owner Jones has looked to improve the team’s defense ahead of the new campaign.

This has included firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, 55, after failing to reach the playoffs.

The Cowboys have recruited Eagles assistant Christian Parker, 34, to replace Eberflus.

Parker spent the last two seasons as the Eagles’ passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach.

But Jones will not be returning the favor as he sets out his 2026 ambitions.

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Owner Jones has explained that he wants to win at least four more Super Bowls with the franchise before he is willing to retire.

Jones continues to back head coach Brian Schottenheimer, 52, after his first season in charge.

Schottenheimer was promoted into the head coach role after serving as the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator for two years.

Now Jones is looking to create coaching stability ahead of the 2026 NFL season.