New Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer continues to shift the culture of the team by encouraging the position groups to share strong bonding moments after practice.

NFL Training Camp is underway, and the Dallas Cowboys are aiming to build a strong team under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

It wasn’t like the Cowboys’ offense was bad under Mike McCarthy, the previous head coach/play caller. Last season, the Cowboys finished 17th in total offensive yards (5,567) and 25th in yards per play (5.0).

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer threatened his players after another fight broke out at practice.

His first season as offensive coordinator in Dallas brought similar highs: the Cowboys led the league in scoring, ranked third in passing yards, and finished second on third downs, while Prescott concluded that season second in MVP voting, finishing with a career high in completions, passer rating, and a league leading 36 touchdown passes.

Linebacker Buddy Johnson, a former fourth-round pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers, is working to secure a role with the Dallas Cowboys as he enters his fifth NFL season.

Brian Schottenheimer is wasting no time setting the tone in Dallas. With a harder edge and a no-nonsense culture shift, his first camp is reshaping how the Cowboys train, lead, and compete.

Brian Schottenheimer reveals in an emotional moment how he speaks with his late father before games during the National Anthem.