If you thought there wouldn't be any drama surrounding the Dallas Cowboys head coaching opening, then you must be living under a rock.
Reports of what the team is doing in regard to the opening seem to change by the hour. The fanbase continues to wait anxiously on what the front office will believe is the right move for the future.
Recently, Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware sat down with Rich Eisen on the 'Rich Eisen Show' to discuss the Dallas head coach opening.
Ware believes that there is one candidate that can change the culture in Dallas. That candidate is former star tight end Jason Witten.
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Who does the #DallasCowboys great want to see as their next head coach? And did we hear the Hall of Famer right, does he want to get on the sideline with a headset, too?#NFL #NFLPlayoffs @JasonWitten pic.twitter.com/bKlYAxUaIg
Ware, like many others in the fanbase, believes that this franchise needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.
The former Cowboys defensive end talks about a culture shift similar to what Dan Campbell did for the Detroit Lions.
Ware even said that if Witten were to become head coach, he would accept an offer to be a part of the staff as a linebacker coach.
There's no question that this team needs a culture change. For far too long, it has felt like everyone is walking around on pins and needles in fear of ruffling Jerry Jones' feathers.
However, in order for this franchise to ever become a Super Bowl threat again, they need a head coach who isn't afraid to upset the establishment.
Is Witten that person?
