Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey has revealed that John Fassel, now a with the Tennessee Titans is going to try and trade for him.

With no clear and obvious No. 1 quarterback in the 2025 NFL draft, the race to be the top pick by the Tennessee Titans appears to be wide open. In the

The Dallas Cowboys are losing Mike McCarthy’s guys quickly, underscoring the urgent need for the team to find a new head coach.

#Cowboys Brandon Aubrey says John Fassel called him before he signed his contract with Tennessee. “He’s going to try and trade for me.” The Dallas kicker quickly dismissed that reality, but it speaks to their mutual respect and appreciation for each other. (🎥: @thedumbzone) pic.twitter.com/QJGWszOqEu

Regardless of why Fassel decided to leave Dallas, this is still a significant loss for the Cowboys. Under his guidance, the team has had one of the best special teams units in the NFL, and his departure leaves a substantial void that the new head coach will need to fill.

As the team continues its search for a head coach, multiple outlets reported Monday that John Fassel will become the next special teams coordinator for the Tennessee Titans. Fassel spent the past five seasons at the same position in Dallas, serving the entire tenure of former head coach Mike McCarthy.

The first of Dallas’ assistant coaches from last season is on the move, as John Fassel is headed to Nashville.

Fassel was one of Mike McCarthy’s first hires in Dallas in 2020 and helped develop Brandon Aubrey and KaVontae Turpin into All-Pro talents.

The Dallas Cowboys requested an interview with Miami Dolphins assistant Ryan Crow for their defensive coordinator position, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. “Cowboys requested to interview Dolphins outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow for their DC position,

The Tennessee Titans are making a big switch on Brian ... Fassel has been the coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys since 2020 under head coach Mike McCarthy, who did not have his contract renewed ...

The Tennessee Titans hired John Fassel as special teams coordinator on Monday; here are five things to know about the new hire.