Summary
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addressed concerns about the team's defensive coordinator, Matt Eberflus, after a recent loss to the Carolina Panthers. Jones expressed strong support for Eberflus despite the team's defense struggling this season. The Cowboys' defense has been criticized for allowing many points, ranking near the bottom in the league.
Key Facts
- The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Carolina Panthers 30-27, affecting their season record.
- Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, did not initially speak to the media after the game but later defended defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus.
- Jones expressed confidence in Eberflus during a radio show, citing his previous experience and ability to handle challenges.
- The Cowboys' defense allowed the Panthers' quarterback, Bryce Young, to have a successful game.
- The team is struggling defensively, allowing an average of 30.7 points per game, which is among the worst in the league.
- The loss of star defensive end Micah Parsons, traded before the season, is impacting the team's defense.
- The Cowboys' head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, stated that success is a team effort, not just dependent on Eberflus.
- The Cowboys face another challenge against the Washington Commanders in their upcoming game.
