When the Dallas Cowboys brought Mike McCarthy in to be their new head coach in 2020, they probably expected the Super Bowl winner to deliver championship glory.
For most coaches approaching their rookie year as an NFL Head Coach, just winning more games than you lose is a big win. Maybe getting into the playoffs would be an added bonus.
On the heels of a 7-10 season that saw the Dallas Cowboys finish third in the NFC East, new head coach Brian Schottenheimer is calling his shot early. Schottenheimer was given his first chance to be a HC earlier this year after several seasons as the team's offensive coordinator under Mike McCarthy.
When Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer stands in the middle of practice, he knows his father—NFL legend Marty Schottenheimer—wouldn't approve. For the few months he's been at the helm of the program, a lot has been made about Schottenheimer's approach to everything.
There is a positive buzz surrounding the Dallas Cowboys since the moment Brian Schottenheimer took over as head coach. Schottenheimer has been praised for his "energy" and the culture he is building in Dallas.
Everyone who listens to Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer talk is able to perceive a rejuvenating energy from the way he acts and talks. All of it is intentional.
There are a lot of questions that still remain about the Cowboys' Brian Schottenheimer hire, but not in the eyes of their quarterback. After serving as Dallas' offensive coordinator for the past couple years, the team decided to promote Schtottenheimer to head coach after parting ways with Mike McCarthy.
There's something that has quickly become clear about new Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer: The NFL world appears to be fully supportive of him after he unexpectedly landed the top job in Jerry World. That includes Pete Carroll, who formerly employed Schottenheimer as his offensive coordinator in Seattle between 2018 and 2020.
Dallas Cowboys fans, what if Brian Schottenheimer surpasses expectations in his first year as head coach? While the bar is set low by some critics for the rookie head coach's first year, Fox Sports' Eric Williams has a different take.
The Dallas Cowboys never fail to entertain. After a season full of injuries, owner Jerry Jones decided to make some changes on the sideline. Head coach Mike McCarthy’s contract expired, and while both sides seemed interested in staying together, they ultimately decided to part ways.
Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten has long been considered a potential future head coach, and his name even surfaced during the team’s recent coaching search.
Some fear change, while others welcome it. Change can be nerve-wracking, or it can be exciting. The Dallas Cowboys are going through a period of ‘change’ for the first time since before the pandemic.
Following a disappointing 7-10 season and the departure of head coach Mike McCarthy, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is embracing change under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones is a fan of Brian Schottenheimer. When the Cowboys officially hired Schottenheimer to be their next head coach, it raised some eyebrows.
At least one NFL owner has confidence in new Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt has expressed strong support for the Cowboys' decision to hire Schottenheimer as head coach, citing a long-standing connection that dates back to the late 1990s.
The Dallas Cowboys' revamped coaching staff is starting to take shape with Brian Schottenheimer introduced as the team's new head coach Monday, while reports surfaced that former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus is set to become his defensive coordinator.
FRISCO - Once the Dallas Cowboys head coaching search was over, with Jerry and Stephen Jones closing the Friday night deal with in-house candidate Brian
Brian Schottenheimer has not been a head coach at any level, but Dallas' offensive coordinator agreed to terms on Friday to replace Mike McCarthy and become the 10th head coach in Cowboys history.
FRISCO — Every day the optics of the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching search evolve with new wrinkles and twists. Last week, rumors speculating Deion Sanders' interest caught fire before true candidates including Kellen Moore and Robert Saleh emerged from the pack.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer are scheduled to meet this week, with the longtime assistant viewed as a legitimate candidate to replace Mike McCarthy as head coach in Dallas.
The NFL has been around for over 100 years. There have been a lot of head coaches who racked up a lot of wins throughout the game's history. In this list, we'll look at who won the most.
Staley led the Chargers to a 10-7 record and a second-place finish in the AFC West this season. They won five of their last seven games to clinch the No. 5 seed in the AFC ahead of the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins.
Schottenheimer was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2014 and late last month, he was moved to a hospice care facility in North Carolina after his health took a turn for the worst.
We're confining this to the Super Bowl era, when NFL fashion began to take off, but older designs worn by teams as throwbacks are included. The picks are specific, with the home or away uniform pictured being the choice for each franchise.
Barring significant injuries to Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, the Patriots and Chiefs are set up for a high-stakes duel at New England and an AFC title game rematch, Sam Robinson writes.
The NFL is back, and we'd like to imagine if the league added a hotline for players, coaches and GMs to call to complain about penalties, get clarification on rules and ask what exactly constitutes a successful catch in the NFL – just like the NBA.