Jerry Jones reveals Brian Schottenheimer's job status after embarrassing Cowboys loss
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed frustration following an overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals but confirmed that head coach Brian Schottenheimer will remain in his position. Jones emphasized that the entire organization is underperforming rather than singling out the coaching staff for the team's 3-5 record.
Why it matters
The status of high-profile NFL coaching staff often dictates team morale and future performance, making Jones's public stance a significant indicator of the Cowboys' internal stability.
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Make New York Post a Preferred Source Jerry Jones was livid after the Cowboys lost 33-30 in overtime to the Cardinals , but did not feel the need, at the moment, to make a change at head coach.
At 3-5, the Cowboys are not where they thought they would be so far this season, and that has head coach Brian Schottenheimer on the hot seat. However, Jones told reporters he wasn’t thinking about a coaching change.
“I’m not proud of it. But I made a change with Wade Phillips there in the middle of the season. I don’t see that here at all,” Jones told reporters after the loss at AT&T Stadium on Sunday.
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