The Los Angeles Chargers might be winning during the NFL’s head coach hiring cycle because they aren’t losing coaches (and Jim Harbaugh doesn’t have plans to make changes to his coaching staff). But they might just lose a key member of the front office.

Through the first week of their coaching search, the Dallas Cowboys’ list of interviews is coming into focus. But as NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport pointed out, they will be Rooney Rule compliant by Monday night.

The Los Angeles Chargers had the NFL world buzzing on Monday night after making a roster move ahead of the playoffs. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Chargers are signing former Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott to their practice squad "with the hope" that he "gets up to speed quickly."

"The Chargers are signing RB Zeke Elliott to their practice squad, source said, with the hope that the former Cowboys back gets up to speed quickly," Rapoport said. Elliott didn't

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Chargers are reportedly signing former Pro Bowl running back Ezekiel Elliott. According to a report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Chargers will sign "Zeke" to the practice squad.

The Cowboys released Elliott on Dec. 31 ahead of the team’s season finale, ending his second stint in Dallas after appearing in 15 games this year. Elliott had originally been drafted by the Cowboys in 2015 and played eight years with Dallas before being released after the 2022 season.

Elliott is reportedly being signed to the Chargers' practice squad, but "with the hope" that he can get up to speed quickly with the playoffs looming. Los Angeles, which is set to face Houston in the first round of the playoffs, already has a pair of veteran running backs in its backfield, but Elliott will add some depth to Jim Harbaugh's squad.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reporting Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is a "name to watch" for the Las Vegas Raiders head coach vacancy.

The Houston Texans will likely have Joe Mixon available for their AFC Divisional Round playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Per NFL Network's

Joe Mixon isn't being kept out of Saturday's contest at Arrowhead Stadium. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Houston Texans Pro Bowl running back plans to start against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Round.