The Dallas Cowboys are set to embark on a new chapter under head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who brings a wealth of experience and familiarity to the team. With 25 years in the NFL and a history with the Cowboys, Schottenheimer is expected to steer the offense without the need for drastic changes, allowing quarterback Dak Prescott and the rest of the team to build on existing rapport. This continuity is crucial as the Cowboys still boast a strong defense led by playmakers like Micah Parsons and Trevon Diggs, which should help alleviate pressures on the rookie head coach.

Despite doubts surrounding his ability to manage a franchise with Super Bowl aspirations, Schottenheimer's established relationships within the team and his defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus' proven record could lead to unexpected success this season. The Cowboys are looking for a revival after recent disappointments, and under Schottenheimer's guidance, they may have the tools needed to exceed low expectations.