Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys are 'pushing hard' to retain offensive coordinator Kellen Moore.

Fantasy Impact

While a decision hasn't been finalized, it appears Moore will return. This makes sense given the success of the Cowboys' offense overall in 2019. Moore showed an ability to get both Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup involved while maintaining Dak Prescott as a useful fantasy quarterback. Ezekiell Elliott continued to be an RB1, but he didn't see the same target volume he has in the past, which limited his upside in 2019.

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with Mike McCarthy on a deal that will make him their new head coach, according to multiple reports.

Fantasy Impact

After a long and awkward goodbye to former head coach Jason Garrett, the Cowboys moved quickly to hire McCarthy. They also reportedly met with Marvin Lewis as they emphasized prior head coaching experience in their search. McCarthy is seen as someone who was key to the development of Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay, and that is likely something the Cowboys considered when searching for a new coach to pair with Dak Prescott.

According to ESPN's Ed Werder, the Cowboys are planning to move forward without Jason Garrett as part of the organization.

Fantasy Impact

After a season full of rumors and whispers, Garrett will be let go by the Cowboys. He posted an 85-67 record during his tenure but won only two playoff games in that time. The likes of Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and Amari Cooper will be under new leadership next season, and names like Urban Meyer and Lincoln Riley are already linked to the vacancy.

The Dallas Cowboys D/ST held the Washington Redskins to 16 points in a Week 17 victory, recording two sacks, intercepting one pass, and recovering one fumble.

Fantasy Impact

The Dallas Cowboys D/ST had a fairly pedestrian season overall and a poor season from a fantasy perspective, mostly because of their inability to force turnovers. They intercepted just seven passes on the season while recording 39 sacks, recovering 10 fumbles, and scoring one touchdown.

The Dallas Cowboys D/ST allowed 17 points in Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, recording one sack while not forcing any turnovers.

Fantasy Impact

While the 17 points allowed were their fewest since Week 12, it came against an Eagles team that started a number of former practice squad players at key positions this week. The unit also failed to force a turnover for the seventh time this season. They close out the season against Washington at home next week.