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Jerry Jones says Cowboys coach won't be fired after loss but Indy's Shane Steichen has no such pledge Monday

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Salguero, A. (2026, November 2). Jerry Jones says Cowboys coach won't be fired after loss but Indy's Shane Steichen has no such pledge Monday. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/jerry-jones-says-cowboys-coach-wont-fired-after-loss-indys-shane-steichen-no-such-pledge-monday

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Fox News · collected 2026-11-02 · by Armando Salguero

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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated after their loss to the Arizona Cardinals that head coach Brian Schottenheimer remains secure in his position and won't face an immediate firing, despite a series of disappointing performances this season. In contrast, Indianapolis Colts' interim head coach Shane Steichen showed uncertainty about the future during a press conference following their heavy defeat against the Jacksonville Jaguars, indicating potential changes ahead for his team amidst ongoing struggles.
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On November 1, 2026, the Arizona Cardinals stunned the Dallas Cowboys, winning 33-30 after overtime. The pivotal moment came when the Cardinals' kicker, Chad Ryland, missed a potential game-winning point-after attempt with six seconds left in regulation but then kicked the game-winner from 42 yards out in overtime. Tyler Allgeier's strong second-half performance, including two touchdowns, kept Arizona competitive and set up the dramatic finish. The Cowboys had led by as many as 14 points late in the fourth quarter before collapsing under pressure, highlighting their inability to close games despite strong individual performances like Javonte Williams' record-breaking rushing effort earlier in the season.

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🔮 Jackson, as everyone understands, must have surgery to repair the battered thumb on his right (throwing) hand that he injured Sunday against the Buffalo Bills — an injury coach Jesse Minter said would land the team's quarterback on injured reserve and "potentially" threaten his status for the remainder of this season.
🔮 But "out of respect for Jack and his family we will not share further information at this time."
🔮 "I'm going to evaluate everything, every position going forward," Steichen said at one point when someone asked if Daniel Jones would remain his starting quarterback.
🔮 The NFL said in a statement Saturday that it is reviewing the previously unreported allegations that Jacobs physically abused multiple women whose existence came to light amid the investigation into the May 23 incident that was well-chronicled.
🔮 The joke will be that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers set back the modern-day NFL offense by decades on Sunday by failing to complete even one pass, something which had happened only one other time during the Super Bowl era.
🔮 This is a breaking story and will be updated.
🔮 If the Ravens' worst fears about a dislocation or fracture become the situation they must navigate, Jackson will probably miss more than just the remainder of this game.
🔮 You may have a great offense, but you will not win a Super Bowl.
🔮 The Packers' interest, at whatever level that has reached, shows the team's willingness to move on from Pro Bowl running back Josh Jacobs, who is currently on their roster but has been a disappointment and something of a headaches because of his legal problems.
🔮 And as the most curious calls went against the Packers, it doesn't surprise that team's postgame media session was replete with a withering review of the poor officiating work – led by safety Xavier McKinney who called the officiating "bulls–t." This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
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Should that guillotine not fall on Monday or this week, it would merely be a temporary stay and not a permanent sign of confidence. But if the ax falls, the Colts can hand the interim head coach job to defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo or offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter – both of whom have interviewed for NFL head coach vacancies in the past.
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🔮 "I'm going to evaluate everything, every position going forward," Steichen said at one point when someone asked if Daniel Jones would remain his starting quarterback.

Claims (31 extracted, 1 hedged)

The painful but seemingly inexorable march toward head coach unemployment took another significant step in the careers of Brian Schottenheimer and Shane Steichen on Sunday. asserted
march → take → Sunday
Both coaches are headed to similar dismissals which are deserved and the only reason it hasn't happened already is because the owners of the Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys are eccentric and perhaps arrogant enough to believe what is an obvious lost cause can still be redeemed. asserted
is → head → Colts
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said after Sunday's come-from-in-front overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals that Schottenheimer remains the Cowboys' coach and firing him is not a looming move. asserted
firing → say → him
"We're not going to get into anything, that's not in my mind at this time," Jones told the usual gaggle of reporters he entertains after home games. asserted
he → go → games
"The main thing that's in my mind is we tee it up for those kind of spots to win it. asserted
we → tee → it
We really do want those situations. asserted
We → want → situations
The Cowboys got the situations they wanted, leading 14-3 at halftime and 17-10 after three quarters against the Cards. asserted
they → get → Cards
And they blew the game. asserted
they → blow → game
The upstart Cardinals rallied behind Gardner Minshew throwing to Michael Wilson or handing it to Tyler Allgeier, who rushed for 147 yards against Dallas after gaining 64 yards the previous three games. asserted
who → rally → yards
Jones saw his team lose at home for the third time in four games. asserted
team → see → games
He saw his team fail to string together consecutive wins for the third time this season. asserted
team → see → time
Indeed, winning streaks are foreign to the Cowboys under Schottenheimer, because they have won consecutive games only once in his tenure. asserted
they → win → tenure
And out of all this, after losing to a roster that is less talented and slightly less experienced, Jones blamed practically everyone except Schottenheimer. asserted
Jones → lose → Schottenheimer
"A lot of people let Brian down today," Jones said. asserted
Jones → let → Brian
"And so for whatever criticism we want to have of Brian, we can all get in line. asserted
we → want → line
To use a cliché, that was a total team effort out there for us. asserted
that → use → us
And we have to be, for our fans, we have to be better than that when we got our hands on a win and then drop the ball. asserted
we → have → ball
So, Jones is staying the course for now. asserted
Jones → stay → course
But that doesn't answer the fundamental question why? asserted
that → answer → question
The Colts were similarly trying to find answers to their continued problems after Sunday's blowout 42-7 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. asserted
Colts → try → Jaguars
The Colts have lost four consecutive games, fired their general manager, traded multiple star players, are on the verge of also trading running back Jonathan Taylor, and Steichen was somehow searching for reasons he's got problems. asserted
he → lose → problems
"I'm going to evaluate everything, every position going forward," Steichen said at one point when someone asked if Daniel Jones would remain his starting quarterback. asserted
Jones → go → point
Earth to Steichen: Where was this evaluation of Jones before you and deposed GM Chris Ballard agreed to give the quarterback a two-year extension in March? asserted
you → depose → March
The coach who was all in on Jones in the offseason seemed suddenly willing to get out on Sunday. asserted
who → seem → Sunday
And that seems to be the prevailing culture in Indy. asserted
that → seem → Indy
Owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon has quit on the season by firing the GM, and ordering the systematic trading of top talent to the highest draft choice bidder. asserted
Gordon → quit → bidder
Steichen has been seemingly picked up on that and turned on Jones. asserted
Steichen → pick → Jones
And some players are turning on the season as seen by them letting the Jaguars tear through weak tackle attempts to the tune of 183 rushing yards and three passing TDs by Trevor Lawrence. asserted
Jaguars → turn → Lawrence
Because of all this, it would not really surprise if Irsay-Gordon soon turns her quitting on Steichen. asserted
Gordon → surprise → Steichen
Should that guillotine not fall on Monday or this week, it would merely be a temporary stay and not a permanent sign of confidence. But if the ax falls, the Colts can hand the interim head coach job to defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo or offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter – both of whom have interviewed for NFL head coach vacancies in the past. asserted
both → fall → past
Either way, change has come to the Colts and it will not be long before it claims Shane Steichen. uncertain
it → come → Steichen
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