According to reports, offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer of the Dallas Cowboys has abruptly and shockingly ended his contract, turning down a $65.3 million offer that might have changed the course of the team’s history.
Cowboys fans and pundits were left in a state of confusion when the news emerged late last night. Insiders claim that Schottenheimer’s decision was the result of heated internal disputes over play-calling authority, roster control, and the team’s long-term goals.
Speaking under anonymity, a Cowboys player stated, “I can’t believe he’s gone.” “We were just starting to click as an offense, and now this happens?”
Although specifics are still unknown, sources indicate that Schottenheimer was being considered as head coach Mike McCarthy’s possible successor, which makes his abrupt exit all the more startling. His sudden departure is thought to have been caused by conflict with front-office personnel and ownership.
At a crucial juncture for the offensive development of the squad, Cowboys Nation is left reeling from the news and trying to find a successor. The issue still stands: What will Schottenheimer do next, and what does this portend for Dallas as the NFL summer heats up?
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