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Less than a week after announcing their coaching staff was finalized, the Cowboys have added another name to the defensive side of the ball, adding Brandon Jordan as a pass rush specialist consultant.
Jordan is the CEO of Brandon "BT" Jordan Trench Performance and has made a name for himself training defensive lineman, many of whom have played on NFL rosters.
He is now tasked with reviving a Cowboys pass rush that ranked 24th with 35 total team sacks. The Cowboys did not have a single edge player to rank in the top 20 in pass-rush-win-rates, although Dallas did have three interior lineman make the list with Quinnen Williams, Osa Odighizuwa, and Kenny Clark.
Jordan began his coaching career back in 2012 as an assistant offensive lineman coach at Missouri S&T before taking on a graduate assistant position at McKendree University working with the O-line and tight ends in 2013.
He later moved on to Austin Peay University where he transitioned to the defesive line during the spring of 2014. After a two year stint at John Ehret High School for a few seasons, Jordan participated in the Bill Walsh diversity coaching fellowship program with the Arizona Cardinals.
In 2022, he was hired by Michigan State University as a pass rush specialist and took the same role with Seattle a year later. He then took the same position with the Denver Broncos last season and now adds the Cowboys to this impressive resume.
Denver led the league in sacks in 2025 with 68 QB takedowns almost doubling the amount Dallas recorded. in 2024, the Broncos recorded 63 sacks which was also tops in the NFL and coincides with his arrival to the team. Denver ranked 22nd in sacks with 42 in 2023.
If Dallas intends to apply pressure to opposing quarterbacks in 2026 on a more consistent basis, the coaching staff certainly has the pedigree to achieve the desired success.
You can follow Angel on X @ArmyChiefW3 and be sure to follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans!
This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Cowboys add Brandon Jordan as Pass Rush guru after sack struggles
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Jordan is the CEO of Brandon "BT" Jordan Trench Performance and has made a name for himself training defensive lineman, many of whom have played on NFL rosters.
He is now tasked with reviving a Cowboys pass rush that ranked 24th with 35 total team sacks. The Cowboys did not have a single edge player to rank in the top 20 in pass-rush-win-rates, although Dallas did have three interior lineman make the list with Quinnen Williams, Osa Odighizuwa, and Kenny Clark.
Jordan began his coaching career back in 2012 as an assistant offensive lineman coach at Missouri S&T before taking on a graduate assistant position at McKendree University working with the O-line and tight ends in 2013.
He later moved on to Austin Peay University where he transitioned to the defesive line during the spring of 2014. After a two year stint at John Ehret High School for a few seasons, Jordan participated in the Bill Walsh diversity coaching fellowship program with the Arizona Cardinals.
In 2022, he was hired by Michigan State University as a pass rush specialist and took the same role with Seattle a year later. He then took the same position with the Denver Broncos last season and now adds the Cowboys to this impressive resume.
Denver led the league in sacks in 2025 with 68 QB takedowns almost doubling the amount Dallas recorded. in 2024, the Broncos recorded 63 sacks which was also tops in the NFL and coincides with his arrival to the team. Denver ranked 22nd in sacks with 42 in 2023.
If Dallas intends to apply pressure to opposing quarterbacks in 2026 on a more consistent basis, the coaching staff certainly has the pedigree to achieve the desired success.
You can follow Angel on X @ArmyChiefW3 and be sure to follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans!
This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Cowboys add Brandon Jordan as Pass Rush guru after sack struggles
Continue reading...
