Cowboys Coach Schottenheimer Vows Improvement After Meeting With Jerry Jones
The coach spoke with the team owner about late-game decisions in a loss to the Ravens.
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Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said he would "be better" after meeting with team owner Jerry Jones about questionable late-game coaching decisions.
The decisions came in Sunday's loss to the Ravens.
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