Cowboys’ Coaching Errors Cost Them in Loss to Ravens

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones criticizes coaching mistakes in a 34-31 loss to the Ravens, with head coach Brian Schottenheimer taking responsibility.

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September 30, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Frisco, Texas — Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has openly criticized the coaching decisions that led to a 34-31 loss against the Baltimore Ravens, citing errors in game management as the key factor in the team’s defeat.

Speaking on his radio show, Jones emphasized that the coaching staff made critical mistakes in the final moments of the game, which allowed the Ravens to secure the win. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer admitted fault for the play calls and decision-making during the crucial seconds, acknowledging that he must improve to avoid similar issues in the future.

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The Cowboys faced a tough challenge after a tying field goal, leaving enough time on the clock for the Ravens to execute a winning drive. Schottenheimer took full responsibility for the decision to kick deep after the field goal, stating that communication with the special teams and game management coordinator was lacking. The team now looks ahead to their next game against Houston as they remain in the hunt for the NFC East title.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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