Terrell Owens needs more surgery on his injured right ring finger and might not be 100 percent until training camp.

Free agency might not start until March 2, but the Cowboys got a head start Tuesday morning by re-signing center Andre Gurode to a six-year deal.

While Jerry Jones expects Terrell Owens to still be with the Dallas Cowboys next season, the team owner stopped short of guaranteeing that.

One industry source believes the decision has already been made to let Michael Irvin go at ESPN.

Ray Sherman and John Garrett were hired Wednesday as assistants to new Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips.

Wesley Phillips, the son of new Cowboys coach Wade Phillips, and former linebacker Dat Nguyen have been added to Dallas' coaching staff.

Twice during his introduction of Wade Phillips as Cowboys coach, Jerry Jones had to stop and gather himself.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen is reporting that Wade Phillips will be hired as the new Dallas Cowboy's head coach, replacing Bill Parcells.

Since the Colts won the Super Bowl, assistant head coach Jim Caldwell has gone from rainy Miami to frigid Indianapolis for a victory celebration and now to sunny Dallas to interview for the Cowboys' head coaching vacancy.

League sources familiar with the process insist that the San Diego Chargers defensive coordinator Wade Phillips remains on owner Jerry Jones' radar screen and retains a chance to land the job.

According to sources, the Cowboys obtained permission Tuesday morning from the Chicago Bears to interview defensive coordinator Ron Rivera for their head-coaching position.

Michael Irvin was elected into the Hall of Fame on Saturday, his third try.