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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-10-19 · via NBC Sports

Dallas coach says execution, not effort, is costing team

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Brian Schottenheimer said the Cowboys are competing hard, but their errors are preventing better results. Dallas fell to 2-4 after losing to Green Bay on Sunday night.

Expanded Detail

Brian Schottenheimer, Dallas's coach, said the Cowboys are playing hard but making mistakes that keep them from better results. Dallas is 2-4 after a Sunday night loss to Green Bay. The team listings place Dallas in the NFC East and Green Bay in the NFC North. Within the NFL's regular season, those details frame the Cowboys' early record and the coach's explanation as part of the broader Dallas season.

Context

For Cowboys fans and the broader NFL audience, a 2-4 start could intensify scrutiny on coaching and player execution. Players may face added pressure, while media discussion may focus on whether Dallas can correct mistakes. Local businesses tied to game-day activity might see mood and spending shift with team performance, though effects would likely be modest and short-term.

Expanded detail and Context are AI-generated analysis; the linked article remains the authoritative source.
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