Prescott detailed some of the reasons he really likes playing for Schottenheimer on Tuesday, emphasizing the type of coach Schottenheimer is, and how he has been influenced by his

Schottenheimer's skill set, energy and understanding of the Cowboys' current situation helped Jerry Jones make his decision.

The Cowboys' new head coach will be calling plays, too. And while his reputation may precede him, it isn't as accurate as you think.

Brian Schottenheimer has added another new name to his Dallas Cowboys coaching staff. And this time it is another familiar face. According to reports from ESPN Cowboys insider Todd Archer, Schottenheimer has tabbed Carlos Polk as the assistant special teams coordinator under the recently hired Nick Sorensen.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones explained to Dianna Russini what convinced him to hire Brian Schottenheimer as the head coach.

NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo announced that former Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey would have a role with the Dallas Cowboys next season. In another social media release,

After briefly emerging as a candidate for the Dallas Cowboys' offensive coordinator job, Ken Dorsey is joining the team as pass game specialist, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The news about Dorsey landing in Dallas was reported on Monday afternoon though the exact role was known until later in the day.

The Cowboys are shaking things up this offseason, and the moves continue as Ken Dorsey was reportedly hired to the offensive staff on Monday.

The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly working to hire a well-respected and experienced offensive mind to Brian Schottenheimer's new staff.