Brian Schottenheimer Announces Changes Are Coming To Cowboys
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Schottenheimer claims culture is strong, but Cowboys' discipline betrays them weekly
After the Cowboys’ 44-24 loss to Denver, Brian Schottenheimer said discipline and inconsistency, not effort, are holding the team back.
“The Broncos had two offensive possessions after Brian Schottenheimer chose to punt and “play defense.” The Broncos scored touchdowns on both of them. Schotty’s decision was waving the white flag at best. It was a complete misunderstanding of the game at worst,” a second fan wrote.
The Cowboys are among the most-penalized teams in the NFL, and it's time for Brian Schottenheimer to discipline players to change that.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently dropped a nostalgic take on first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
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Cowboys lose to Broncos Stock Report: Brian Schottenheimer, Matt Eberflus headline 6 most responsible
It feels exhausting to consider that the Cowboys defense may have to have four coordinators in as many years with 2026 changes, but right now it is hard to see any other future. Matt Eberflus continues to play soft defenses and stick with his zone principles and it is hindering things on almost a play-by-play basis.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer watches his team warm up before an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, in Denver.
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