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How Brian Schottenheimer is failing the Cowboys

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 4d ago ·Updated 19h ago

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Brian Schottenheimer is on one of the league’s hottest seats after the Dallas Cowboys slumped to a 33-30 Week 8 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The Cowboys, who were heavy favorites for the clash against the Cardinals at AT&T Stadium, fell to 3-5 on the season.

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