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Schottenheimer Owns Cowboys' 2-4 Start
23 Oct
Summary
- Coach Schottenheimer accepted blame for the Cowboys' 2-4 record.
- He cited turnovers and coaching mistakes as reasons for losses.
- Dallas faces the Eagles next, aiming to avoid a three-game skid.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer has publicly accepted responsibility for the team's challenging 2-4 start to the 2026 season. Speaking ahead of a pivotal Monday Night Football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Schottenheimer addressed the recent back-to-back losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay Packers. He highlighted critical mistakes, including five turnovers in the last two games, as major contributors to the team's struggles.
Schottenheimer emphasized that both the players and the coaching staff must elevate their performance. He stated his own need to "coach better" as the team aims to avoid its second three-game losing streak under his leadership. The Cowboys, who had entered the season hoping to contend in the NFC East, now face a crucial divisional game on the road. This matchup against the 2-4 Eagles is critical for their season's trajectory.
