The Dallas Cowboys suffered one of their most damaging defeats of the 2026 season on Sunday, blowing a 14-3 halftime lead before falling 33-30 to the Arizona Cardinals in overtime. The loss dropped Dallas to 3-5 and intensified the scrutiny surrounding head coach Brian Schottenheimer, whose team has struggled to find consistency in his second season at the helm.

The Dallas Cowboys moved into Week 9 with a 3-5 win-loss record following their 33-30 overtime loss against Arizona on Sunday. The team’s defensive issues, ineffective offense, and inability to maintain a winning streak for more than one game have led critics to call for head coach Brian Schottenheimer’s dismissal.

A disappointing start for the Dallas Cowboys has led to speculation over the future of the franchise. With a 3-5 record, the Dallas Cowboys should be out of serious playoff contention by now.

Former Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is finding success in his post-playing career and just landed a major promotion with Oklahoma.

Following a loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8, many across the NFL world are starting to speculate that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones could move on from head coach Brian Schottenheimer. While this is still only speculation at this point, the NFL world is already abuzz with ideas of a former Pro Bowl tight end taking over as head coach in Dallas.

Oklahoma's offense produced just 118 yards in three quarters. Head coach Brent Venables made a bold move on Monday to fix it before the season ends.

Jason Witten gets his chance to lead Oklahoma's offense. Could the interim offensive coordinator become the Sooners' long-term answer?

Saturday’s 42-25 upset loss at the hands of South Carolina sparkled the dismissal of Ben Arbuckle as Oklahoma‘s offensive coordinator, according to multiple reports. And with Arbuckle out, the Sooners will turn to a big name as his replacement.Jason Witten Joined the Sooners as TE Coach Ahead of the 2026 SeasonFormer NFL All-Pro tight end […] The post Sooners Turn to Football Legend to Take Over as Play Caller appeared first on HEAVY.

The future Hall of Famer transitions from gridiron icon to interim playcaller, tasked with reviving the Sooners' struggling offense after a dominant coaching run in the Texas ranks.