The Dallas Cowboys have made their decision, and it’s Brian Schottenheimer who will lead them into the future. While some may question the choice, Jerry Jones and the Cowboys organization clearly see something in Schottenheimer that suggests he’s the right man for the job.
Schottenheimer may not have head coaching experience, but he’s been around the NFL for a long time. He’s served as an offensive coordinator for multiple teams, including the Jets, Seahawks, Rams, and most recently, the Cowboys. He knows the league, he knows the game, and he knows how to build an offense.
The Cowboys have a talented roster, and Schottenheimer’s familiarity with the personnel could be a major advantage. He’ll be able to hit the ground running and implement his offensive vision without having to learn a new system or adjust to new players.
Of course, there are risks involved with any coaching hire, especially one without prior head coaching experience. But the Cowboys clearly believe in Schottenheimer, and they’re willing to take a chance on him. It’s a calculated risk, but one that could pay off handsomely if Schottenheimer can unlock the full potential of this Cowboys team.
