Dak Prescott: Cowardice to put the blame on Brian Schottenheimer
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Key Points:
- The Dallas Cowboys lost at home for the first time in franchise history after blowing a 14-point lead, with Arizona scoring 20 points in the final 11 minutes and winning in overtime.
- Arizona missed a potential game-winning extra point late in regulation, but the Cowboys failed to capitalize, going three-and-out before the Cardinals' winning field goal.
- The collapse has intensified scrutiny on head coach Brian Schottenheimer’s job security, though quarterback Dak Prescott emphasized that the loss was a collective failure.
- Prescott rejected placing blame solely on Schottenheimer, stating that accountability lies with the entire team, including players, coaches, and support staff.
- He called for unity and mutual support within the team to move forward and improve after the tough defeat.
