George Pickens' contract situation might be creating some buzz, but Dallas Cowboys fans should focus on what’s truly been an impressive offseason for the team.
Securing Javonte Williams before he hit free agency was a smart move, but the real game-changer could be the hiring of Christian Parker as defensive coordinator. Parker's introductory press conference was nothing short of eye-opening, as he emphasized the importance of teaching and revealed plans for a "multiple" defense with a 3-4 base.
Parker and Brian Schottenheimer have put together a stellar coaching staff, blending seasoned NFL veterans with emerging college talents. The latest addition to this lineup is BT Jordan, hired as a pass rush specialist consultant. Known for his work with defensive linemen, Jordan has a respected reputation in the NFL, and his connection with Kenny Clark hints at Clark's likely return in 2026.
Jordan's influence is well-documented. During his time with the Denver Broncos, he played a pivotal role in transforming their pass rush into the league's best.
The Broncos led the NFL with 63 sacks in 2024 and topped that with 68 in 2025, thanks in large part to Jordan's expertise. His work with players like Zach Allen, who credits Jordan for his breakout season, underscores his impact.
Though Jordan's hiring doesn't officially guarantee Clark's return, it certainly adds to the speculation. Cutting ties with Clark now, after bringing in his personal coach, would be a surprising move for the Cowboys.
While the details of Clark's contract remain uncertain, all signs suggest that the 30-year-old defensive lineman is poised for another season in Dallas.