Overview
- The Cowboys lost 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday and fell to 2-4 after an offense that committed two turnovers and managed 303 yards failed to rally.
- Brian Schottenheimer said he accepts accountability, called himself “pissed off,” and said he is focused on fixing the team and its play-calling and game management.
- Executive vice president Stephen Jones publicly declared full confidence in Schottenheimer, telling local radio there is “not any question” ownership supports the coach.
- Owner and general manager Jerry Jones described the situation as disappointing but said he sees opportunity in a weak NFC East and would be willing to make trades before Nov. 10 to help the roster.
- Defensive play showed signs of progress with a season-low 318 yards allowed and six second-half points given up to Green Bay, but persistent penalties, a stalled run game and schematic issues on offense remain key problems to solve.