“They Go Nowhere With Him”: Cowboys Analyst Wants Brian Schottenheimer Fired After “Embarrassing” Loss vs. Cardinals

Brian Schottenheimer Dallas Cowboys © IMAGNBrian Schottenheimer is facing the music after the Dallas Cowboys’ disappointing home loss on Sunday. The team could not capitalize on last week’s 38-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Instead, they suffered a 33-30 overtime defeat against the Arizona Cardinals.After the game, Cowboys analyst RJ Ochoa, who is also the manager and editor-in-chief of “Blogging The Boys” at SB Nation, blamed Schottenheimer for this home loss. Ochoa also believes that the team cannot find success with him as the coach and urged the franchise to fire him.“That is one of the most embarrassing losses in Dallas Cowboys franchise history,” Ochoa tweeted. “Brian Schottenheimer is so in over his head. He is directly responsible for this team’s misgivings against Arizona, this season, and across his entire tenure. They go nowhere with him.”The Cowboys took a 14-3 lead in the first half of Sunday’s game. James Mitchell recovered a Javonte Williams fumble in the end zone in the first quarter. Dak Prescott followed up with a nine-yard passing TD in the second quarter. The Cowboys extended their lead to 24-10 in the fourth quarter.However, Cardinals quarterback Gardner Minshew kept his team’s hopes alive by throwing three touchdowns and forcing overtime. Chad Ryland then scored a 42-yard field goal to secure the win for the Cardinals. Minshew completed 17-of-23 passes for 188 yards and three TDs. Meanwhile, Dak Prescott completed 19-of-29 passes for 195 yards and one TD.Jerry Jones defends Brian Schottenheimer while expressing disappointment after Cowboys lose to the CardinalsAfter the game, Jerry Jones met with reporters to share his thoughts on Sunday’s game. While discussing Brian Schottenheimer, the Cowboys owner seemed to defend his coach.Jones also said that whatever happened on the field was a team effort.“I will say that a lot of people let Brian Schottenheimer down today,” Jones said. “So, for whatever criticism we might have for Brian, we’re all gonna get in line. That was a total, to use a cliché, that was a total team effort out there.“We have to be. We have to be for our fans. We have to be better than that when we can. Got our hands on a win and then drop the ball.”Schottenheimer was promoted to head coach last season. The Cowboys finished with a 7-9-1 record while failing to make the playoffs.Following Sunday’s loss, the Cowboys are now 3-5 as they next face the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 8.Also Read:“Nick Sirianni Must Be Fired Immediately,” “Trade Everyone”: Eagles Fans Want To Clean House After Humiliating 38–21 Loss to Cowboys“Eagles Got Another Dude Out Here Risking Serious Injury”: NFL Analyst Rips Nick Sirianni’s Team on Playing Injured Saquon Barkley Amid Jalen Hurts RowCollege Sports Network has you covered with the latest news, analysis, insights, and trending stories in tennis, college football, men’s college basketball, women’s college basketball, and college baseball!