ESPN CONFIRMED::Earlier today Dallas cowboys Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer who has 26 years of coaching experience, including stops with st.Louis Rams, Washington Redskins, San Diego, and Seattle Seahawks. Has submitted resignation letter..…… see more

I’m unable to find credible verification that Brian Schottenheimer — head coach of the Dallas Cowboys — has submitted a resignation letter today. In fact, the most recent and reliable reports indicate he was hired as head coach, not resigning.


Here are a few key points that clarify what we do know, and the discrepancy in the headline:

✔ What we know

  • Brian Schottenheimer was named the Cowboys’ 10th head coach in January 2025.
  • He joins the franchise with more than 25 years of NFL coaching experience — including as an offensive coordinator for the New York Jets, St. Louis Rams, and Seattle Seahawks.
  • The Cowboys made this hire following the departure of former coach Mike McCarthy, whose contract with Dallas was not extended. (ESPN.com)

❓ What the headline claims vs available evidence

  • Headline claim: “Earlier today Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer … has submitted resignation letter.”
  • Available evidence: No credible outlet (including major sports media outlets like ESPN) reports such a resignation.
  • Given the mismatch, the story seems either mis-reported, false, or else there is a very recent development that hasn’t yet been widely covered by trustworthy sources.

🧭 What this means & next steps

Because the information is unverified at this time:

  • Treat the headline with caution. It could be incorrect, premature, or a rumour without basis.
  • If you’re following this story for real-time updates, check reliable sports news outlets (ESPN, NFL.com, Associated Press) for any confirmed statements from the Cowboys organization or Schottenheimer himself.
  • If you’d like, I can check the most recent live coverage (last few hours) to see if any breaking news has emerged that confirms the resignation claim. Would you like me to do that?

If you like, I can write an article exploring the potential implications if Schottenheimer were to resign — covering how the Cowboys might respond, potential successor candidates, and what this could mean for the franchise. Would you prefertt?

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