Dallas Cowboys News: Jerry on Schottenheimer, Ground Games of Game, Boise Connects – Fansided

Ever since they hired Brian Skottenheimer for their next chief coach, Jerry Jones and the cowboys in Dallas have not wasting time, filling other key coaching positions in the team. Most of the auxiliaries are filled.

For the role of the offensive coordinator Dallas, he eavesdropped a resource that they are very familiar with the fact that they will continue after another former state of Boise State Bronco. This hiring follows a new Jones topic as he seems to be more rents under radar than usual. This plus the new proclamation of this new offensive staff, but it sounds like a message that Cowboys fans have heard before.

Jerry Jones has headed in a completely different direction with his largest coaching rent from what he expects most. For many years, Jones went to the big splash, whether they were players or coaches. While Brian Shottenheimer is a “recognizable” name around the League, he is still unproven as the head coach.

The next season will be the first time he once called plays in NFL, although Schotttenheimer was an offensive coordinator for many teams. Brian’s father, Marty, was one of the better coaches in NFL over the bigger part of two decades, and most of the former recognition began there. Being the son of a great coach, perhaps one of the biggest ones who never win a Super Bowl.

Brian has a lot to prove, as this is a different situation than we are used to seeing in Dallas. Even if Jones don’t hire a person who many thought should, this coach usually has more recognition of a name. In addition to maybe Dave Campo in the early 2000s, Jones goes to the coach in most cases. Whether they have been a great success in college, the pros or both, the Skottenheimer feels like the polar opposite of all this. Maybe this is Jones, showing the world he has learned from the mistakes of the past.

Although everyone knows Jones, who longs a coach who will not back away too much. And that really feels, another coach who will not call Jones on his BS, but will gladly continue to understand until he makes the scapegoat in a few years. So, maybe Jones didn’t change that much. Only time will tell.

It is felt that we have heard this before from the Cowboys that they want to run the ball. Mike McCarthy promised to manage the ball before they resorted to what he knew best. Allowing Dak Prescott to drop back 40 times in some games and completely give up the flowing games. However, with the Shottenheimer regime, we must believe that something will change.

“We want to be able to manage the ball,” Stephen Jones said to the Senior Bowl reporters. “That’s what the Grand Championships football teams do (…) I think it’s really important to find in this hire coach who will go to be exceptional in the run area.”

All they have to do now is to load with a running back, as this back field is a little thin. Rico Dowld is ready to be a free agent on the heels of his first speeding campaign for 1000 yards, and Ezekel Elliott is not good. If the cowboys really plan to get back to drop the ball with a blow, they have to go hard and heavy in the position this spring, along with the reconstruction of the offensive line. No matter how good RB is, it needs someone to block, especially if the cowboys want to return to a league position.

The cowboys have hired another former bronze, but from the city with a high mile. No, we’re talking about the new Dallas offensive coordinator and the former Boise State Bronco, Klayton Adams. He then played a BSU center later became an assistant to staff in the mid-00s. Adams coach of numerous colleges and professionals, including OC in Colorado. Most recently, Adams has been the coach of the Arizona Cardinals offensive line for the last two seasons before signing with Dallas.

Dallas returns to this Boise Well once more after launching the former Broncho’s coaching career, Kellen Moore, in 2018, Moore paved the way to OK from QB coach with Cowboys before leaving after 2022-23 season S In ’21, Dallas boasted the most explosive crime in NFL under Moore, ranking # 1 in the general yards and points in the regular season. Certainly Jones and Skottenheimer believe that Adams can be able to help regain some of this Boise magic after being implemented in Big D.