Cowboys' New Coach Schottenheimer Faces Skepticism

The Dallas Cowboys' decision to hire Brian Schottenheimer as head coach has been met with mixed reactions. Owner Jerry Jones has expressed confidence in Schottenheimer, while Hall of Famer Michael Irvin is skeptical, suggesting that divine intervention would be needed for success. Schottenheimer, a career assistant, aims to improve a 7-10 team and has support from players, despite some fans' doubts. The Cowboys are looking to bolster their running game, with Najee Harris as a potential target in free agency. Harris, a consistent 1,000-yard rusher, could complement Dak Prescott and fit into Schottenheimer's run-focused game plan. Former Cowboy Jason Witten has shown interest in coaching the team in the future, though he currently enjoys coaching at the high school level.