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By Matt Audilet
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The Dallas Cowboys got back in the win column on Monday night, securing a road victory over the division-rival Philadelphia Eagles in primetime.
After the Cowboys' 38-21 win at Lincoln Financial Field, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer took the microphone for a notably brief postgame press conference.
Schottenheimer gave terse answers, and the entirety of the press conference lasted just over four minutes. Every other postgame press conference so far this season had lasted somewhere around 10-15 minutes.
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According to Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott, Schottenheimer was not happy about the way he was talked about in the media leading up to Monday night's game.
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ESPN broadcast personality Stephen A. Smith has been vocally critical of Schottenheimer throughout his tenure in Dallas. And despite Monday night's win over the Eagles, Smith isn't taking back anything he's said about the Cowboys' leader.
“I am not apologizing," Smith said on Tuesday morning. "There is nothing about what you have done with the Cowboys that has spelled ‘winning.’”
The Cowboys improved to 3-4 with Monday night's win over the Eagles, claiming solo second place in the NFC East behind the New York Giants.
This coming Sunday, Dallas will take the field for a Week 8 clash against the Arizona Cardinals.
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