Von Miller Defends Cowboys' Coaching Staff
Jones said the Cowboys will not make a midseason coaching change after the team blew a 14-point lead and fell to 3-5.
- On Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys suffered a 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals after squandering a 14-0 lead, dropping the team to 3-5 on the season.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones dismissed speculation about firing head coach Brian Schottenheimer midseason, noting he does not see a need for changes like those made with Wade Phillips in 2010.
- Dallas struggled offensively, producing only 261 yards while allowing the Cardinals 467 total yards; quarterback Dak Prescott threw for under 200 yards in the loss.
- Dak Prescott defended Schottenheimer following the game, urging reporters not to place blame on one person, while Jones added, "I will say that a lot of people let Brian down today."
- With the trade deadline approaching, pressure mounts on Schottenheimer to improve the offense as Dallas must rectify its performance to keep postseason hopes alive.
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The criticism mounts for Brian Schottenheimer as the Cowboys keep finding ways to lose
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Owner Jerry Jones and quarterback Dak Prescott tried to shield coach Brian Schottenheimer from mounting criticism after the Dallas Cowboys again failed to put together consecutive victories.
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