Brian Schottenheimer Prepares for First Season as Cowboys Head Coach

Schottenheimer focuses on rebuilding staff, refining strategy, and addressing key team challenges after a disappointing 7-10 season.

Brian Schottenheimer, promoted to head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, has spent weeks revamping the team's coaching staff and strategy.
The Cowboys have added 17 new staff members, including Matt Eberflus as defensive coordinator and Klayton Adams as offensive coordinator, to focus on fundamentals and player development.
Schottenheimer is closely monitoring Dak Prescott's recovery from a serious hamstring injury and preparing for potential roster changes, including Zack Martin's expected retirement.
The entire Cowboys coaching staff has relocated to Indianapolis for the NFL scouting combine, prioritizing seamless collaboration and attention to detail in draft and free agency preparations.
Schottenheimer, inspired by mentors like Mike McCarthy and Pete Carroll, aims to instill a winning culture and address the team's performance issues to end their nearly three-decade championship drought.