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Cowboys Coach Reveals 1 Big Reason Behind Denver Beatdown

Dallas Cowboys’ Coach Points to Discipline Breakdown in Blowout Loss to Denver Broncos

What Happened

The Cowboys suffered a heavy defeat in Denver, and head coach Brian Schottenheimer singled out one major issue: discipline. According to him, penalties and self-inflicted mistakes were at the root of the team’s collapse.
He emphasized that the standard was not met — both the players and coaching staff recognize that the performance was unacceptable.

Key Points & Evidence

  • The Cowboys have long struggled with penalty issues and lapses in discipline, and this game exposed that weakness. 

  • Schottenheimer noted that the team’s scheme and personnel contributed to the breakdown — but discipline (missed tackles, poor positioning, undisciplined play) was the spark that turned the game into a rout.

  • He promised changes are coming: adjustments to schemes and possible personnel shake-ups. These improvements may not be fully implemented until after the bye week.

  • Why It Matters

    This loss wasn’t just another bad game. It revealed a deeper structural issue: when a team can't avoid self-inflicted wounds (penalties, poor execution), even good schemes and talented rosters will falter. The Cowboys may have the tools, but if discipline remains a persistent problem, their ceiling will be lower than expected.

    What’s Next

    • The Cowboys must begin treating every game like a must-win — Schottenheimer called the next stretch a “one-game season” mindset.

  • As the bye week approaches, this is the inflection point: Will Dallas make real corrections (personnel, scheme, mindset)?

  • If they don’t, the same faults will cost them again. When discipline breaks down, opponents don’t always need to out-play you — you can lose to yourself.

  • Bottom Line

    The Cowboys are not just banged up by the Broncos — they were beaten by errors, breakdowns, and a lack of discipline. Schottenheimer sees it and is promising change. But talk means little without action. The next few weeks will tell whether Dallas truly shifts gears — or remains stuck in the same self-destructive cycle.

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