“They are not serious” -Ex-Cowboys All-Pro predicts the fatality of the franchise under Hc Brian Schottenheimer

The Dallas Cowboys officially presented their tenth chief coach in the history of the franchise after a very publicized search that included two prominent names in Deion Sanders and Pete Carroll.

Finally, the franchise decided to look in and promote the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer for the chief coach, starting a new era of cowboys football. Fans had mixed rental reactions, mainly because Schottenheimer had previously worked with Mike McCarthy, suggesting that the team could continue with some of McCarthy’s ideas. In addition, Schottenheimer did not call plays as the offensive coordinator, which raised more concerns.

The former open receiver of the Cowboys All-Pro, Dez Bryant, expressed a more pessimistic vision about the hiring of Schottenheimer. During an interview about Sirius XM, Bryant shared his thoughts about the rent of Schottenheimer, accusing Dallas of not being “serious” about the future:

“I felt that last year the cowboys were rebuilding. They demonstrated well,” Bryant said. “When I look at Dak Prescott and that offensive, I’m looking at the things you need to succeed in this league. I just don’t see it.”

“If you read between the lines and pay attention to what is happening, the writing is on the wall. That is what I am getting from all this.”

“Schotty simply has no experience. It’s not a blow to him. I want him to do well. We have to wait and see. My opinion about that? I don’t see any success. Why sign it with a contract if you’re not putting the best Pieces around him to succeed? “

Recapitulating the HC search of the cowboys before Brian Schottenheimer Hire

“During their search for training, Dallas Cowboys were mainly linked to three names. After separating from Mike McCarthy, Jerry Jones contacted Deion Sanders, who expressed flattery but did not look for the opportunity.

The search was then reduced to the former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

After interviewing Schottenheimer, the cowboys quickly scheduled a second round with their inner OC. This interview lasted more, and Jerry Jones recognized the risk involved in the hiring of Schottenheimer as chief coach, but remained optimistic about the future of the franchise.

Meanwhile, Kellen Moore is expected to become the next coach in the Saints of New Orleans once the Super Bowl ends on Sunday.