Dalton Schultz Compares Cowboys to a 'Zoo,' Praises Texans' Focus on Football

The tight end's reflections on his time with Dallas highlight the contrast between the Cowboys' spectacle-driven culture and the Texans' game-centric approach.

Dalton Schultz, now with the Houston Texans, reflects on his time with the Dallas Cowboys, describing it as being in a 'zoo' due to the unusual behind-the-scenes activities.
Schultz highlights the stark contrast between the Cowboys' spectacle-focused environment and the Texans' football-centric culture, appreciating the latter's focus on the game.
Despite his critique, Schultz does not outright criticize the Cowboys, acknowledging the brand and culture established under owner Jerry Jones.
The tight end's comments come after re-signing with the Texans on a three-year, $36 million deal, following a successful season that saw him aid rookie C.J. Stroud's rise.
Cowboys executives and players, including Stephen Jones, downplay culture issues, emphasizing the team's leadership and brand despite Schultz's observations.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram