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Brian Schottenheimer shares his thoughts following a 28-20 loss against the New York Giants.

Cowboys chief operating officer and co-owner Stephen Jones sits down with Nick Eatman to discuss the excitement surrounding the start of the 2026 season, the defensive transformation under Christian Parker, the strong camp performances from young players like Caleb Downs, Malachi Lawrence, and Jaishawn Barham. Jones also explains why he believes Dak Prescott gives the Cowboys a championship opportunity every season.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the recent contract extensions for Brevyn Spann-Ford and Ryan Flournoy, praising both players as examples of the toughness, selflessness, and team-first mentality the Cowboys are building around. Schottenheimer also reflects on the significance of playing on the anniversary of 9/11, sharing personal memories from his time in Washington and New York.

Offensive coordinator Klayton Adams discusses the evolution of the Cowboys' offense heading into Week 1, including the competition at right tackle, the development of George Pickens within the system, and the unique chemistry between Pickens and CeeDee Lamb. Adams also shares his confidence in TJ Bass stepping into a larger role, explains how the offense is adapting and evolving after self-scouting during the offseason, and previews the challenge of facing the Giants' talented front seven.

Defensive coordinator Christian Parker discusses his excitement ahead of his first regular season game as the Cowboys' defensive play-caller and explains how the defense has prepared for the season opener against the New York Giants. Parker shares his confidence in rookie Caleb Downs, details the importance of defensive communication and game-day operation, and outlines the traits he expects his unit to embody: physicality, effort, connection, and confidence.

Special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen discusses the Cowboys' emphasis on improving the return game heading into the 2026 season, with a particular focus on reducing costly penalties and creating more explosive opportunities.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the return of Joe Milton to the practice squad, the continued development of Broderick Jones, and the Cowboys' preparation for their Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants. Schottenheimer also praises rookie Caleb Downs, calling him a unique competitor and saying his combination of preparation, football IQ, and work ethic makes him "the first of Caleb Downs."

Cowboys Owner/President/General Manager Jerry Jones joins 105.3 The Fan to discuss the Cowboys' outlook heading into Week 1, highlighting the team's youth, defensive overhaul, and growing confidence after a strong training camp. Jones also addresses Tyler Smith's injury, the additions of Broderick Jones and Quinnen Williams, George Pickens' future in Dallas, and why he believes the Cowboys have the pieces to contend if they stay healthy and continue to grow throughout the season.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the Cowboys' preparation for their Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on the process and taking the season one day at a time. He also provides an injury update on Tyler Smith, expresses confidence in TJ Bass stepping into a larger role, shares his thoughts on the revamped offensive line, and breaks down the challenges presented by the Giants' defense and rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the return of quarterback Joe Milton, names the Cowboys' four team captains for the 2026 season, and shares why defensive leader Quinnen Williams has already made a major impact on the locker room. He also provides updates on Von Miller, Broderick Jones, the offensive line, and preparations for the Week 1 opener in New York.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks with media as the Cowboys begin preparations for Week 1, discussing the difficult roster decisions that trimmed the roster to 53 players and the reasoning behind keeping Sam Howell as Dak Prescott's backup over Joe Milton and if he'd like him to return to the practice squad.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the Cowboys' roster cutdown to 53, detailing the difficult decisions involved, the additions of Broderick Jones and Emari Demercado, and why competition remains open at several positions. Schottenheimer also praises the growth of players like Caleb Downs, Tyler Guyton, Malik Davis, Jonathan Mingo, and Ameer Speed while emphasizing that Dallas' improved depth and talent have made this year's roster decisions tougher than ever.

Brian Schottenheimer shares his thoughts following a 27-24 loss against the New Orlean Saints.

Cowboys Owner/President/GM Jerry Jones shares his thoughts following a 27-24 loss against the New Orlean Saints and more.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks with media at The Star in Frisco as the Cowboys approach final roster decisions, discussing the continued growth of rookie safety Caleb Downs, the development of young standouts like Jaishawn Barham, Malachi Lawrence, Jonathan Mingo, and Jaydon Blue, and the competitive battles still taking place across the roster.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks with media from The Star in Frisco following the Cowboys' second preseason game, discussing the team's physical play style, improved special teams performance, and several key roster battles that remain unsettled. Schottenheimer highlights standout performances from players including Jaishawn Barham, Joe Milton, Jonathan Mingo, Jaydon Blue, and LT Overton, while emphasizing that competition across the roster is far from over.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer shares his thoughts following the win against the Arizona Cardinals in the second preseason game.

Owner, President, & General Manager Jerry Jones met with the media following Thursday's practice to share his thoughts on joint practice with the Saints, the final Oxnard practice, and more.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks with media following the Cowboys' final practice in Oxnard, discussing the team's progress through Training Camp and the transition back to The Star in Frisco. Schottenheimer praises the players' professionalism, the team's health throughout camp, and the physical identity that continues to develop on both sides of the ball.

草莓视频下载入口 Chief Operating Officer and Co-Owner Stephen Jones joins Nick Eatman from Training Camp in Oxnard, California, to discuss the team's progress as camp winds down. Jones shares why the performance of first-year defensive coordinator Christian Parker and the revamped defense have exceeded expectations, highlights the impact of key additions such as Von Miller, and explains the defensive identity Dallas is working to establish heading into the 2026 season.

Offensive coordinator Klayton Adams speaks with media at Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, discussing the growth he's experienced as a play caller and the continued development of key offensive contributors. Adams praises Tyler Guyton's consistency and maturity throughout camp, highlights Ryan Flournoy's emergence through a deeper understanding of the offense, and explains why competition remains the driving force behind player development.

Defensive coordinator Christian Parker speaks with media at Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, discussing the continued development of the defense following joint practices and the preseason opener. Parker shares his impressions of rookie Caleb Downs' competitive edge, praises the growth of players like Shavon Revel Jr., Reddy Steward, and Marist Liufau, and explains why consistency and discipline remain the next steps for a young defense.

Special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen speaks with media at Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, discussing areas the special teams unit must improve following the preseason opener and why execution must better match the group's standard moving forward. Sorensen praises the elite effort plays from Jonathan Mingo and Malik Davis, highlights the progress of return options like Caleb Downs, and explains how competition for roster spots is often won through contributions in the kicking game.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks with media following the Cowboys' joint practice against the New Orleans Saints, addressing the multiple skirmishes and emphasizing the need for greater discipline moving forward. Schottenheimer says Dallas must maintain its physical identity without hurting the team through penalties or lost composure, while noting that both teams contributed to the chippy atmosphere.

Cowboys owner, president and general manager Jerry Jones speaks with media following Training Camp practice in Oxnard, discussing the addition of Von Miller and why he believes the veteran pass rusher can help both on the field and in the locker room. Jones shares his growing optimism about the team's outlook entering the season, praises defensive coordinator Christian Parker's influence, and reflects on the strong defensive showing in the preseason opener.