Brian Schottenheimer has turned the Dallas Cowboys offense into a more efficient group than this organization has ever seen.

The Dallas Cowboys (3-3-1) were fresh off their best offensive performance of 2025 under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer in Week 7, and they had plenty to celebrate aft

The Dallas Cowboys 44-22 win against the Washington Commanders provided a lot of reasons for optimism moving forward for the home team, now sitting at 3-3-1 and second place in the NFC East. Many of these reasons all flow together as, above all else, the Cowboys played complementary football to support another big offensive performance.

Dallas Cowboys' Brian Schottenheimer had a hilarious moment at Wednesday's press conference, complimenting Javonte Williams before an 'oh shucks' realization.

Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer’s wife, Gemmi Schottenheimer, showed off a stylish outfit during the Cowboys’ 44-22 Week 7 win over the Commanders at AT&T Stadium.

Dallas’ season isn’t over, but it could reach a critical stage if Schottenheimer doesn’t get a handle on the team’s problems.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer loves to give his players their flowers for making splash plays in big moments, and his infectious energy has his team riding high at the perfect time.

More than one game against a beat-up Washington offense is needed to say Dallas' D has turned the corner. But there are positive signs.

Dallas has the No. 1 offense in the NFL with 2,033 yards and the fifth-best yards per play average and the sixth-most rushing yards.

Another poor performance on Sunday vs. the Carolina Panthers continues to bring questions about the Dallas Cowboys’ defense. Especially after trading a player of the caliber of Micah Parsons, sending him to the Green Bay Packers.