Stephen Jones Says Cowboys Retain Faith in Brian Schottenheimer
Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones publicly stated that the team retains faith in coach Brian Schottenheimer, despite the Cowboys recently losing four of their last six games.
Albany, GA, October 20, 2026 —
Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones publicly stated that the team retains faith in coach Brian Schottenheimer, even as the Cowboys have recently lost four of their last six games.
Jones’ statement addresses the team’s confidence in Schottenheimer amid that stretch of results. The available information does not specify when or where Jones made the remarks, or provide the exact wording of his statement. No additional explanation for the team’s position was provided.
The reported record covers six games, with four losses. The information does not identify the opponents, the dates of those games, or the outcomes of the other two. It also does not include details about the Cowboys’ broader season performance or any changes to the coaching staff.
Schottenheimer is identified in the summary as the team’s coach, and Jones as its executive vice president. The summary does not provide further details about either person’s comments or responsibilities, nor does it state whether the team has made any decisions beyond expressing continued faith in the coach.
As a result, the reported development is limited to Jones’ public statement and the team’s recent run of losses. The source information does not indicate what steps, if any, the Cowboys may take next, or whether Jones offered further comment on the team’s results.
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