The Dallas Cowboys’ struggles have long been a point of contention for fans, analysts, and former players alike. Now, two NFL legends have weighed in on what they believe to be the root of the team’s issues: Jerry Jones.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones, as unpredictable as he can be at times, made a move to choose familiarity with the team's newest head coaching hire. Dallas has promoted Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Scottenheimer to be the franchise's 10th head coach -- and the ninth under Jones' ownership that began in 1989 -- the team announced Friday night.

It would not be Colin Cowherd if he weren’t disgruntled about something. He is griping now about the Las Vegas Raiders working on putting a coaching staff together, saying Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots already have theirs filled out.

While Jerry Jones has interviewed several candidates for the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching job, he has now reportedly met unofficially with a Super Bowl-winning coach for the position. The Dallas Cowboys are in search of a new head coach for the 2025 NFL season.

Imagine moving on from a Super Bowl-winning head coach who delivered three consecutive playoff appearances at one time to a person with zero experience. The post Veteran NFL Exec Comes to Jerry Jones’ Rescue With a Clear Message on Cowboys Hiring Brian Schottenheimer appeared first on EssentiallySports.