Cowboys HC Demands Better Play From Starter
Summary
The Dallas Cowboys' head coach Brian Schottenheimer has asked right tackle Terence Steele to improve his consistency after some recent struggles. Steele, a veteran who has started most games since his rookie year, may be showing signs of fatigue, and the team's offensive coordinator is working to find ways to support him.Key Facts
- The Dallas Cowboys finished the 2025 season with a 7-9-1 record.
- Head coach Brian Schottenheimer criticized right tackle Terence Steele for inconsistent play.
- Terence Steele is a 29-year-old veteran and the most experienced player on the Cowboys’ offensive line.
- Steele started at least 14 games as an undrafted rookie, a rare achievement in NFL history.
- He has started all 17 games in each of the last three seasons and played nearly all offensive snaps during that time.
- Offensive coordinator Klayton Adams believes Steele’s issues may be from being overworked and never asking for rest.
- The Cowboys are looking for ways to help Steele maintain his best performance in the upcoming season.
- There is limited time before the season starts to give Steele any breaks.
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