5 overdue changes Brian Schottenheimer finally got right in Cowboys’ win

The Landry Hat argues that Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer successfully implemented five long-overdue schematic and personnel adjustments during a 38-21 win against the Philadelphia Eagles. The victory snapped a two-game losing streak for Dallas following disappointing offensive performances against Tampa Bay and Green Bay.

According to the writer, the key changes included recommitting to the ground game with Javonte Williams, increasing Tyler Goodson's touches, and operating under center 52.3 percent of the time. Additionally, the writer highlights the Cowboys increasing pre-snap motion to 49.2 percent and reducing tight end Jake Ferguson's snaps in favor of Brevyn Spann-Ford.