FRISCO — The 101st East-West Shrine Bowl ended Tuesday night at the Ford Center with the West defeating the East, 21-17, on a late touchdown run from Tulsa’s Dominic Richardson. The victory for the West meant that Cowboys tight ends coach Lunda Wells earned his first W as a head coach on any level.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator candidate Lunda Wells will interview for the open New York Jets offensive coordinator job, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That is Wells’ third known offensive coordinator interview of the cycle.

The Jets fired offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand on Tuesday and their search for a replacement is moving forward on Wednesday.

The New York Jets are set to interview Dallas Cowboys tight ends coach Lunda Wells for their vacant OC role. The post Jets Set to Interview Cowboys Coach for OC Role: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

As the Dallas Cowboys work to revamp their defensive coaching staff, the offensive side of it may be about to suffer a significant loss. It was to be expected considering the Brian Schottenheimer-led staff produced a Top 5 scoring offense in his first year as head coach of the team.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Tuesday, Cowboys tight ends coach Lunda Wells is expected to interview this week for the Steelers offensive coordinator job. Wells worked under McCarthy for all five of his seasons leading the Cowboys. Wells also interviewed this month for the Washington Commanders OC job.

Lunda Wells was one of Mike McCarthy's first hires in Dallas. He may now follow the head coach to Pittsburgh for a promotion to offensive coordinator.

As Dan Quinn is tasked with rebuilding his coaching staff, he’s considering a familiar face to guide his offense. Wells served as the Cowboys TEs coach throughout Quinn’s three-year stint as the team’s defensive coordinator. Quinn actually pursued ...