At his press conference earlier this week defensive line assistant Leon Lett talked about the switch from a 3-4 to 4-3 defense, the impact that would have on the players and which players would likely transition well.

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Over the past few days, the coaches of the Dallas Cowboys have made themselves available to the media. One of the new hires is running backs coach Gary Brown. Brown is tasked with reviving a moribund running game for the Cowboys. How will he do it?

The Cowboys assistants had their day in the sun today, holding court at Valley Ranch on a variety of topics.

Some of the global highlights form Jason Garrett's nearly hour-long session with local press on Wednesday afternoon.

The Cowboys will likely fill their last vacant coaching position with Gary Brown, who was Cleveland's running backs coach for the last four years.

The Dallas Cowboys are in the process of finalizing their coaching staff for 2013. Today, they took a couple of more steps in that direction.

The Dallas Cowboys coaching staff is one step closer to being completed as Derek Dooley is formally announced as the new wide receivers coach.

Congratulations to Larry Allen. The former Cowboy was voted into the Hall of Fame on his first try and it was well-deserved. We discuss the great Larry Allen and add some videos for viewing enjoyment.

DeMarcus Ware had a very average season by his standards. He still made the Pro Bowl, but was unable to participate because of injuries. Now, he's dealing with surgeries and a change to his defensive position.

Another vacancy has been filled by the Dallas Cowboys, as the hire of Rich Bisaccia has been confirmed by the team.

The results from Dallas Cowboys note tackle Jay Ratliff's blood test show he had a blood alcohol content of 0.16, exactly double the .08 legal limit for intoxication in Texas.

The Cowboys look to be close to filling another coaching vacancy by hiring Sam Gash, previously RB coach for the Detroit Lions.

Jerry Rice has now joined Tim Brown in accusing Bill Callahan, former Raiders head coach and the man most likely to be calling plays for the Dallas Cowboys next year, of deliberately throwing the Super Bowl ten years ago.

Only a couple of months after the death of Jerry Brown and the arrest of Josh Brent for intoxicated manslaughter, Dallas Cowboys nose tackle Jay Ratliff is arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

The idea of Jason Garrett not calling the plays on game day has been kicked-around for a while. It seems the Cowboys have finally made a decision, partially.