Jerry Jones says Cowboys coach won't be fired after loss but Indy's Shane Steichen has no such pledge Monday
Key Points:
- Both Brian Schottenheimer (Dallas Cowboys) and Shane Steichen (Indianapolis Colts) are facing imminent dismissals due to poor team performances, though their owners have so far delayed firing them.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed continued support for Schottenheimer despite a recent overtime loss and the team's inability to win consecutive games under his leadership.
- The Colts are undergoing significant turmoil with a four-game losing streak, the firing of their general manager, multiple star player trades, and uncertainty surrounding quarterback Daniel Jones' future.
- Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon appears to have lost faith in the season, and Steichen's job is at high risk, possibly ending soon with an interim coach stepping in.
- Both teams are in transition, with changes expected to come soon as owners respond to ongoing failures and seek to salvage their seasons.