After a deliberate process that led to the decision to move on from former head coach Mike McCarthy, the Cowboys went through a pointed head coaching search that included ex and current Dallas disciples like Kellen Moore and the eventual choice: offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

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Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer will bring exactly what the team needs, according to Dak Prescott.

Schottenheimer only expected one or two of his players to show up to the presser. To his surprise, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and numerous members of the roster turned out to support their new coach, who was also their offensive coordinator over the last two years.

Luckily for Dallas, Dak Prescott has fostered a strong partnership with Schottenheimer since the latter's arrival in 2022, and their collaborative relationship is one area the organization is leaning on in the Cowboys' pursuit of a championship.

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Dak Prescott supported hiring Brian Schottenheimer as head coach, preaching the continuity that the former OC brings to the position.

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In a key move to propel the Dallas Cowboys into Super Bowl contention, Jerry Jones has secured a major signing that could be a game-changer for the team. Jerry Jones keeps making moves trying to ensure the Dallas Cowboys can be Super Bowl contenders for the upcoming season.

The Dallas Cowboys introduced Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach on Monday, and some of the players, including quarterback Dak Prescott, sat front and center to support their offensive coordinator turned coach.