Uninspired showings from Cowboys don't bode well for Brian Schottenheimer
The Dallas Cowboys aren’t stacking wins, as coach Brian Schottenheimer says championship teams must do. They’re only stacking uninspired performances. And that doesn’t reflect well on someone who spent 25 years as an NFL assistant before getting his first chance to run a team. Schottenheimer’s offense is getting worse in his second season.
The general malaise in a 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers looked a lot like that from the embarrassment of a 24-16 defeat to previously winless Tampa Bay 10 days earlier. The Cowboys visit Philadelphia next Monday night.
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