Dallas Cowboys Begin Oxnard Training Camp Under New Head Coach Schottenheimer

Brian Schottenheimer begins his first season as the Dallas Cowboys' head coach with a clear goal: to win a Super Bowl and honor the legacy of his late father, Marty Schottenheimer, who never won one despite a successful coaching career. Promoted from offensive coordinator, Schottenheimer exudes confidence that the Cowboys will break their playoff ceiling, which has not seen a Super Bowl appearance since 1995, and believes their coaching staff will be highly sought after due to their success. The Cowboys are entering training camp with new coaching leadership, including Schottenheimer's hires of Klayton Adams as offensive coordinator and Matt Eberflus as defensive coordinator, while key players like quarterback Dak Prescott are returning from injury. The team has also made strategic roster moves, such as acquiring wide receiver George Pickens to bolster their offense and replacing backup quarterback Cooper Rush with Joe Milton and Will Grier. Schottenheimer, a lifelong football veteran with extensive NFL experience and unique personal stories from his early days around the league, is set to lead a Cowboys team hungry for a championship and eager to prove doubters wrong.