Brian Schottenheimer had another questionable game calling plays for the Cowboys' offense in Week 6.
The Landry Hat writer Jerry Trotta argues that Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer should hand over play-calling responsibilities to offensive coordinator Klayton Adams. The critique follows a loss to the Green Bay Packers, where quarterback Dak Prescott dropped back to pass 54 times despite facing a struggling run defense.
Trotta notes that Cowboys running backs Javonte Williams and Tyler Goodson combined for only 13 carries during the game. Following Williams' third-quarter touchdown, Schottenheimer called 37 pass plays and just one run, which Trotta contends created an entirely one-dimensional offense.
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