Dallas Cowboys face pressure for turnaround amid two-game losing streak

The Dallas Cowboys have dropped to 2-4 this season after losing two consecutive games, placing them third in their division. Offensive struggles, averaging over 14 points per game in the last two outings, along with a defense allowing the highest conversion rate on third and long situations this season, have left the franchise in a precarious position. With no accountability measures in place, the burden falls on owner and GM Jerry Jones to address the team's ongoing issues. Reports indicate that the organization remains committed to head coach Brian Schottenheimer despite the disappointing performance, highlighting the difficulty of making midseason changes.

• 12:49 PMYahoo Sports — Cowboys have issues only a GM can fix, pressure is Jerry Jones' alone