FRISCO, Texas — There are still some roles to be filled on the Dallas Cowboys' coaching staff as Brian Schottenheimer digs into his new seat as head coach, but the three coordinators being secured helps to expedite the process for all the positions behind them on the coaching depth chart.
To that point, Bryan Bing and Tiquan Underwood are expected to be the newest additions to the staff, agreeing to join the Cowboys as assistant defensive line coach and assistant wide receivers coach, respectively.
Bing joins a growing list of assistant coaches who spent time in Chicago with former Bears' head coach Matt Eberflus, the latter returning to the Cowboys as defensive coordinator in 2025, and though they didn't cross paths in Indianapolis, Bing did have a stint with the Colts recently as well.
He'll report directly to Aaron Whitecotton, hired away only days ago from the New York Jets as defensive line coach.
Underwood, a former NFL receiver who found his way to the league as a draft pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2009, spent several seasons as a player for multiple clubs, including a stretch in the CFL, before beginning his coaching career in 2018 — one that would eventually lead him to being named assistant wide receivers coach of the New England Patriots in 2024.
His expertise as a former player should go a long way in aiding in the development of young talent like Jalen Tolbert, Jalen Brooks, Ryan Flournoy, Jonathan Mingo and the like — the title of wide receivers coach, determining who Underwood will be assisting, to be awarded to a candidate soon.
