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Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer Drops Triple Injury News After Packers Loss
Dak Prescott threw two interceptions as Dallas committed five turnovers in two games and fell to 2-4, increasing pressure on Brian Schottenheimer.
- On Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys fell 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers, intensifying calls from frustrated fans and media for owner Jerry Jones to replace head coach Brian Schottenheimer as the team's record dropped to 2-4.
- Dallas' offense gained just 303 yards against Green Bay and committed two turnovers, extending a two-week stretch of five total turnovers that has undermined star players like Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb.
- Former NFL player Braylon Edwards called Schottenheimer 'mid' on Monday, while the team ranks 13th in yards and 11th in scoring despite having offensive weapons; Schottenheimer acknowledged, 'Repeating mistakes is not what we're about.'
- Despite mounting pressure, Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones emphasized on Monday that he and Jerry Jones 'absolutely' believe in Schottenheimer, stating there is 'not any question' regarding the head coach's status.
- The 2-4 Cowboys face a critical stretch with upcoming games against the Eagles, Cardinals, and Colts—all also 2-4—as they attempt to remain NFC playoff contenders and salvage their season.
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The Dallas Cowboys seem to be living through the same season again, as their 2026 campaign has been a roller coaster of ups and downs. After Sunday night’s loss to the Green Bay Packers, Dallas now sits at 2-4. While the M.O. for the Dallas Cowboys in recent years has been to be let down […]
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