Jerry Jones receives an ultimatum and a proposal with the perfect coach to replace Brian Schottenheimer
The Cowboys' latest loss has left everyone very upset with the team's performance
The Cowboys once again dashed Dallas fans' hopes in another forgettable home game against the Buccaneers . The 16-24 loss has hurt so much that many are already calling on Jerry Jones to immediately bring an end to the era of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach.
It is true that we are only in Week 5 and that there is still a lot of season left to play, but the Cowboys are already below .500 with a 2-3 record and they are losing games that could later keep them out of the playoffs. Which would be another catastrophe for the Jones family.
One of the harshest critics after the latest disaster was former Steelers player Breiden Fehoko , who gave Jerry Jones an ultimatum to take drastic measures in the coming hours. He even gave him the name of the coach who could solve the Cowboys' problems to make things easier for him.
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' Schottenheimer has to be fired. Mike Tomlin needs to be in Dallas tomorrow for the head coaching job . This is serious," he explained. And for Fehoko, the one to blame for the current situation is not Dak Prescott , as some point out: "The defense can't stop even a nosebleed . This is not Dak Prescott's fault. I'm not going to blame him. He is the best quarterback in the NFC". '
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Mike Tomlin is without a team after leaving the Steelers in a decision that surprised many after 19 seasons with the franchise. Meanwhile, Brian Schottenheimer is not convincing anyone at the helm of Dallas, especially after last year in his first stint ended with a 7-9-1 record that amounted to another major disappointment.
Now the final say will, as always, belong to Jerry Jones, although it seems unlikely that he will make any rash decision. However, his words after the defeat and his visible anger during the game leave open the possibility that he may do what he usually does: “Extraordinarily disappointing ,” said the owner before leaving AT&T Stadium.
