Dak Prescott Assigns Blame For Cowboys' Losing Season

Jerry Jones, meanwhile, isn’t blaming Schottenheimer, either.

The Cowboys owner is not making any changes

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys isn’t making any changes right now.

“Well, I will say that a lot of people let Brian down today. So for whatever criticism we want to have with Brian, we can all get in line. And that was a total team loss to use a cliche. That was a total team effort out there for us. And we have to be have to be better for our fans, have to be we have to be better than that when we got our hands on the win and then drop the ball,” he said postgame, per Jane Slater.

He added: “I made a change and I don’t want to mention it because I’m not proud of it. But I made a change with Wade Phillips there in the middle of the season, and I don’t see that here.”

Jones thinks the team can make a run.

He added that “those are difficult times to overcome. This will be very difficult for each individual player and coaches, me, everybody involved. It just really is glaring in a negative way how we could be where we were and end up losing that ball game, and we had a great chance right at the end to win the game, and had all of the had everybody out there that can win games for us, and of course didn’t get it done. So it was a couple of games within the game really that was also telling, and we just just did not play well enough at all to win that ball game. Not well enough-at all-after you had the lead the way we did and had the opportunities we had to win that ball game. So it’s an indictment of the whole show.”