Brian Schottenheimer evaluates the Cowboys struggles against the Ravens
“We’re not going to say this is just a preseason game. We’re not going to just say we’ll be fine. We’ll break it down because we really lost both halves. This is something we need to correct,” he said.
Dallas’ offense struggled significantly, with Joe Milton facing continuous difficulties, while the defense, strong initially, eventually gave up key points.
The combination of offensive and defensive errors has put the coaching staff on alert. The Cowboys need immediate answers to start the season confidently.
Key strategies and decisions ahead of the third preseason game
With only one preseason game left against the Atlanta Falcons, Schottenheimer decisions will be crucial. Should some starters play to regain rhythm and confidence, or will the team continue relying on Milton and the backups to test alternatives?
The third game will serve as the ultimate gauge before Week 1 against the defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles. The pressure is on the offensive coordinator and the coaching staff to show tangible improvements and establish a more consistent offense.
Preparation, both mental and tactical, will be key. Schottenheimer must quickly identify mistakes, adjust offensive and defensive strategies, and ensure the team enters the regular season with a clear, cohesive plan.
The Cowboys cannot afford to enter Philadelphia with three consecutive subpar performances; the margin for error has drastically shrunk.
Time is running out, and the preseason is nearing its end. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see if Brian Schottenheimer can turn current struggles into effective solutions and get the Cowboys back on track before facing the Eagles in Week 1.
