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Jerry Jones reveals Brian Schottenheimer’s job status after his Cowboys frustration boils following dismal loss

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Arnold, C. (2026, November 2). Jerry Jones reveals Brian Schottenheimer’s job status after his Cowboys frustration boils following dismal loss. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/01/sports/jerry-jones-reveals-brian-schottenheimers-job-status-after-embarrassing-cowboys-loss/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-02 · by Christian Arnold

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Jerry Jones expressed his disappointment but did not consider firing head coach Brian Schottenheimer after the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Arizona Cardinals in overtime on Sunday at AT&T Stadium. Despite the team’s 3-5 record, Jones stated he wasn’t contemplating a mid-season coaching change as he had done previously with Wade Phillips. However, when pressed about concerns over Schottenheimer’s performance, Jones responded ambiguously, saying none of them were “getting it done.” The loss came after the Cowboys held a 14-0 lead in the second quarter but allowed Arizona to score three fourth-quarter touchdowns before winning on an overtime field goal.
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On November 1, 2026, in a dramatic NFL game at AT&T Stadium, the Arizona Cardinals defeated the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 after overtime. Chad Ryland kicked the winning field goal from 42 yards out in OT, following his missed point-after-touchdown attempt that forced extra time with just seconds left in regulation. Tyler Allgeier led the Cardinals' late-game comeback with a career-long 63-yard touchdown run and added another score shortly after. The win marked Arizona's fifth straight victory over Dallas and improved their record to 5-0 at AT&T Stadium since its opening in 2009. After the game, Jerry Jones, owner of the Cowboys, expressed disappointment, stating it was "an indictment of the whole show."

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Cowboys ORG · 4× Jones PERSON · 4× Cardinals ORG · 3× Brian Schottenheimer PERSON · 1× Calvin Watkins PERSON · 1× Jerry Jones PERSON · 1× Schottenheimer PERSON · 1× Schotty PERSON · 1× The Dallas Morning News’ ORG · 1× Wade Phillips PERSON · 1×

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The Cowboys owner was not happy when he spoke to reporters and was visibly upset when Chad Ryland hit the game-winning field goal in overtime, appearing to shout an expletive and slamming his hands on the rail in front of him.
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🔮 At 3-5, the Cowboys are not where they thought they would be so far this season, and that has head coach Brian Schottenheimer on the hot seat.

Claims (16 extracted, 1 hedged)

Jerry Jones was livid after the Cowboys lost 33-30 in overtime to the Cardinals, but did not feel the need, at the moment, to make a change at head coach. asserted
Cowboys → lose → coach
At 3-5, the Cowboys are not where they thought they would be so far this season, and that has head coach Brian Schottenheimer on the hot seat. asserted
that → think → seat
However, Jones told reporters he wasn’t thinking about a coaching change. asserted
he → tell → change
“I’m not proud of it. asserted
I → ’m → it
But I made a change with Wade Phillips there in the middle of the season. asserted
I → make → season
I don’t see that here at all,” Jones told reporters after the loss at AT&T Stadium on Sunday. asserted
Jones → see → Sunday
Still, it wasn’t necessarily a full-throated vote of confidence either when Jones was asked if there had been any concerns that Schottenheimer wasn’t getting the job done. asserted
job → ask → confidence
“Well, I don’t know,” Jones said to the assembled group of reporters, according to The Dallas Morning News’ Calvin Watkins. uncertain
Jones → know → Watkins
“None of us are getting it done and that should be my concern. asserted
that → get → us
So I’m not pointing at Schotty, I’m not pointing to anybody, but none of us have it done. asserted
it → point → us
I haven’t been involved in too many games that we should have wanted and we had the opportunities we had to win this game. asserted
we → involve → game
So that is a big snapshot that we want to put above our mirror.” asserted
we → want → mirror
The Cowboys owner was not happy when he spoke to reporters and was visibly upset when Chad Ryland hit the game-winning field goal in overtime, appearing to shout an expletive and slamming his hands on the rail in front of him. asserted
Ryland → speak → him
Dallas led 14-0 in the second quarter despite a rough start for the Cowboys offense. asserted
Dallas → lead → offense
They then watched that lead disappear in the final quarter of regulation after the Cardinals scored three touchdowns in the fourth behind backup quarterback Gardner Minshew, who replaced the benched Jacoby Brissett. asserted
who → watch → Brissett
The game only reached overtime when the Cardinals missed the extra point with six seconds left in regulation. asserted
Cardinals → reach → regulation
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