Cowboys' Stephen Jones Supports Brian Schottenheimer Amid Struggles

Brian Schottenheimer's position as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys is under scrutiny following the team's poor start to the 2026 season, currently holding a record of 2-4 after a loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Since taking over from Mike McCarthy in 2025, the Cowboys have a record of 10-13. Despite competing in a relatively weak division, they find themselves behind the Giants and Eagles in the NFC East standings.

Stephen Jones, the Cowboys' executive vice president, affirmed his confidence in Schottenheimer and the coaching staff, acknowledging the disappointing start but emphasizing the need for improvement. The Cowboys' offense struggled significantly in their recent game, managing only 13 points and failing to execute effectively. Schottenheimer admitted that the team's performance has not met expectations and highlighted the need to address mistakes moving forward.