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    “Coaching malpractice,” “Horrible clock management”: NFL fans rip Brian Schottenheimer as Cowboys HC’s major blunder helps Ravens win

    Is Brian Schottenheimer among the worst head coaches in Dallas Cowboys history? Fans think so after what transpired on Sunday.

    In a Week 3 game against the Baltimore Ravens at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, America’s Team managed to tie the game at 31-all with seven seconds left. They then sent a touchback, setting the Ravens up at the 35.

    Lamar Jackson then connected with Zay Flowers for a 27-yard gain to set up Tyler Loop for what would prove to be the walk-off field goal from 56 yards:

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    That touchback would prove fatal for Schottenheimer in hindsight, as fans tore into him for it:

    “Coaching malpractice costs Dallas yet another game. Horrible clock management,” one rued.

    “Run the clock, geniuses,” another raged.

    “Brian Schottenheimer cannot continue coaching this team,” another insisted.

    “Schotty blew this game. Inexcusable in game management from the coaching staff today.” one concluded.

    “Fire Schottenheimer,” one demanded.

    “How tf do they not force a return on the kick that has a 100% chance of ending the game?” another wondered.

    The loss spoiled a strong outing from Dak Prescott, who covered 276 yards on 25 completions and scored a touchdown and a two-point conversion. Javonte Williams and KaVontae Turpin also rushed to the end zone once each.

    For the Ravens, Jackson had an elite performance, completing 75% of his 20 attempts for 186 yards and two touchdowns. Derrick Henry also rushed to the end zone twice.