Brian Schottenheimer said he wants leaders. His initial draft class reflects it
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Brian Schottenheimer, the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, emphasizes acquiring players with a strong work ethic and leadership qualities. During the draft, the Cowboys focused on selecting team captains from reputable programs to nurture a competitive culture. Schottenheimer believes that character plays a crucial role alongside talent, and the chosen players are expected to influence their teammates positively. As rookie minicamp progresses, first-round pick Tyler Booker and fifth-round pick Shemar James express a commitment to fostering leadership within their rookie class, showcasing their intentions to lead by example and grow together.
"We're looking for world-class competitors... Guys that want to compete every day to be the best versions of themselves. We are looking for people with relentless work ethic."
"Character does matter, and it's not the only thing, but we feel like we've got some incredible football players... They're going to give us what we want, which is four quarters and beyond."
Read at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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