Jerry Jones refuses to rule out Cowboys coaching changes after ugly Cardinals loss

Jerry Jones is frustrated.

Following the latest Dallas Cowboys defensive letdown, Jones sounds like someone ready to think about some changes.

On Tuesday, he already started making moves as he sent a seventh-round pick to the Cincinnati Bengals for linebacker Logan Wilson. Jones has hinted that there could be more moves ahead of the 4:00 p.m. ET NFL trade deadline.

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As for the staff, Jones didn't seem to be thrilled with them either. Following the loss to the Arizona Cardinals, Jones was asked if he would consider any coaching changes during the bye week. While he didn't say that was on the table, he didn't sound very committed to his current staff either.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones looks on before the game against the Green Bay Packers. | Jerome Miron-Imagn Images

“I'm not commenting on what type of adjustments that may be made. We made adjustments last week. But I'm just saying, you saw making those adjustments, and this week, we made adjustments for this week. And I'm sure there'll be some adjustments this coming week, but the nature of them, whether it's on personnel, whether it's offense, defense, I'm not pinpointing tonight at all," Jones said via Patrik Walker of the Cowboys' official website.

“I did not plan on sitting here, addressing some of the issues that we had tonight. But obviously, what it is, is what it is, so we'll address it.”

Matt Eberflus could be under fire during bye week

Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on the field during pregame. | Raymond Carlin III-Imagn Images

If Jones wants to see a big change following the bye week, he’ll have to seriously consider the defensive coordinator position.

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Matt Eberflus hasn't been able to get through to his players, and their roster isn't a fit for his scheme. It might seem drastic to change coordinators during the season, but if they want to maximize their explosive offense, they need to take drastic measures.

Such a move would have to be followed with an in-house hire, but it might be the only thing that could make a true impact on this season.

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