After five seasons as the Dallas Cowboys’ head coach, Mike McCarthy left his post just weeks ago. While he had guided the Green Bay Packers to the Super Bowl championship during the 2010 season, his tenure with the Cowboys is seen as very lackluster,
Brian Schottenheimer spoke highly of former Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy during the 2025 NFL Combine on Thursday. McCarthy hired Schottenheimer to his staff as an offensive analyst in 2022.
The Dallas Cowboys’ saga feels like a Texas-sized barbecue where the brisket’s juicy, but the sauce is splitting. The post Brian Schottenheimer Responds to ‘Hard Conversations’ Between Jerry Jones & Mike McCarthy As Cowboys Stars Rate Ex-HC appeared first on EssentiallySports.
The Dallas Cowboys moved on from Mike McCarthy this offseason, but one of their highest-paid players had no idea that he wasn't still an NFL head coach.
And he’ll be back on the sidelines before too long." Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer on carrying over things that Mike McCarthy had done as head coach: “Oh yeah, a ton. Mike is an ...
It's been made clear Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer has the support of his locker room despite being a controversial hire by the front office after parting ways with Mike McCarthy. A classy gesture toward Osa Odighizuwa after the defensive tackle signed a four-year,
The Dallas Cowboys have parted ways with head coach Mike McCarthy ahead of the 2025 NFL season, with Brian Schottenheimer expected to replace him. Sch
Through a fresh approach to leadership and communication, new Dallas Cowboys coach, Brian Schottenheimer is reshaping the Dallas Cowboys' culture, fostering stronger relationships and a more unified team dynamic both on and off the field.
Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones continues to receive criticism from pockets of fans for replacing accomplished HC Mike McCarthy by promoting Schottenheimer rather than via a big-name acquisition.
More specifically, Dallas needs to get their run game going again. Using a running back by committee of Rico Dowdle, Ezekiel Elliot and Deuce Vaughn, among others, in 2024, the Cowboys ranked just 27th in rushing yards (1,705) and 32nd in rushing touchdowns (six) in 2024.