I CAN’T BELIEVE HE IS GOING: Dallas Cowboys Current Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer had, Submitted Resignation Letter to…see more

In a stunning announcement that has left Cowboys Nation in disbelief, Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer has officially submitted his resignation letter to team owner Jerry Jones and the front office, effective immediately.

The move comes just weeks before the start of training camp, sending shockwaves through the league and raising serious questions about the future of America’s Team.

A Short but Turbulent Tenure

Schottenheimer, 51, was promoted to head coach of the Cowboys just this past offseason, after serving as the team’s offensive coordinator during the 2023 and 2024 seasons. While his elevation to the top coaching spot was seen as a natural progression, insiders suggest that his leadership faced internal challenges almost from day one.

Despite high expectations, sources close to the organization say Schottenheimer clashed with multiple members of the coaching staff and struggled to implement a unified vision with the front office.

In a brief official statement, the Cowboys confirmed:

“We have accepted the resignation of Brian Schottenheimer. We appreciate his contributions to the organization and wish him the best in his future endeavors.”

What Went Wrong?

While no official reason was provided for Schottenheimer’s abrupt exit, speculation is already swirling. League insiders cite several possible contributing factors:

• Reported disagreements with Jerry Jones over roster decisions and draft strategy

• Tension with quarterback Dak Prescott and a lack of cohesion on offensive direction

• An underwhelming offseason, including unresolved contract issues with key veterans

• Mounting pressure from the media and fanbase following two consecutive playoff failures

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport tweeted shortly after the news broke:

“Hearing Schottenheimer’s resignation wasn’t entirely voluntary. Major internal friction in Dallas. Don’t be surprised if more changes follow.”

Cowboys Now in Crisis Mode

With training camp set to open in just under two weeks, the Cowboys are suddenly without a head coach and scrambling to reassert leadership. Assistant Head Coach Dan Quinn, who returned to the team in a senior defensive role, is rumored to be the leading interim candidate, though no official announcement has been made.

Potential Candidates for Head Coach (Long-Term):

• Ben Johnson (Lions OC — highly sought after)

• Mike Vrabel (former Titans head coach)

• Kellen Moore (Chargers OC, former Cowboys play-caller)

• Eric Bieniemy (Commanders OC, still awaiting head coaching opportunity)

A Franchise Under Pressure

The Dallas Cowboys, known for their high expectations and constant media scrutiny, are now navigating yet another high-profile coaching exit. With a talented roster that includes stars like Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, and Dak Prescott, the window to win is still open — but the leadership vacuum could prove disastrous without a swift and stabilizing response.

What’s Next?

All eyes are now on Jerry Jones and the Cowboys’ front office. Will they promote from within, or conduct an emergency national search for a new head coach? Either way, the pressure is on — and the clock is ticking.