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“Mid OC”: One of His Former WRs Publicly Blames Brian Schottenheimer for Jets’ ‘Terrible Back-to-Back AFC Championship Games’
Frustrated fans and media want Jerry Jones to change the offense after Dallas managed just 13 points and five turnovers in two games.
Following a disappointing 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, pressure is mounting on Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer as frustrated fans urge owner Jerry Jones to consider making a change.
Dallas has fallen to a 2-4 record after two consecutive lackluster offensive performances, committing five turnovers and gaining only 303 yards against the Packers.
Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones emphasized on 105.3 The Fan on Monday that he and Jerry Jones "absolutely" believe in Schottenheimer as head coach.
Critics, including former NFL wide receiver Braylon Edwards, have publicly questioned Schottenheimer's effectiveness, labeling the coach "mid" while supporters suggest hiring Tony Romo as offensive coordinator.
Despite the mounting criticism, the Cowboys remain in contention for the NFC East division title with upcoming games against the Eagles, Cardinals, and Colts providing opportunity to turn the season around.