Cowboy buzz from NFP

[Cajuncowboy]

Originally Posted by Dallas

Oh man this crap never gets old. Spinnsters sitting at home w/ all the skuttle and know of the Dallas Cowboys.

I don't know. There is a part of me that @ that as well but then there are signs everywhere that says different. And maybe it's not blatant like some see it but little things. There was someone the other day who posted a pic in my thread about the Stadium tours of Jerry's suite. He took a picture of the phone and it had as one of the speed dials the "Home coaches sideline". Why would an owner need to call down to the sideline? Only thing I can think of is for them to call him and relay injury information. Other than that, I don't see a reason an owner would need that capability. Now maybe that is SOP for owners boxes but it just seemed odd to me.

[ddh33]

Assuming any of this is true, then the first place you look on your coaching staff is at the coordinators. The two coordinators of this team are Bill Callahan, who has strong west coast offense ties, and Rob Ryan, who worked for several years as the defensive coordinator in Cleveland before he was swept away in a staff change.

Gruden and Holmgren could be fits here with those two.

I still think Sean is the unicorn that Jerry wants, but if he can't, a guy like Holmgren would be a great fall back.

[DWhite Fan]

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

Would it shock anyone?

Jerry is basically the HC whos been switching OC/DCs for the last 6-7 years.

You sir, speak absolute truth

[dart]

whats my signature say ?

enuf said

[rickjameschinaclub]

Getting Garrett out of here is step one, because JG is Jerry's ultimate pet project, the coach that could prove he could get it done his way. It's like a huge blow to his ego admitting JG did not work out.

It also put the Garrett family on a short string as well.

[rickjameschinaclub]

Originally Posted by 17yearsandcounting

Nope. Clear out all the losers.

Get rid of the Garretts in the front office.

Airbrush Jason out of team pictures.

No trace stays around.

Pretend he never existed ever and that Thanksgiving game was some kind of inception...

[Beast_from_East]

Originally Posted by proline

I just don't see Jerry giving up on Garrett so soon.

When the losses start mounting, a lot of stuff starts changing. If we end up with a losing season, Opie is gone.

[Beast_from_East]

Originally Posted by RS12

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Jerry never learns. This means he wants to hire another weak coach and not even let them pick their staff. The senile old man must go.

Chucky + Garrett's assistants >>>>>> Garrett + Garrett's assistants.

[fanfromvirginia]

Originally Posted by Gaede

His attitude has changed dramatically in recent weeks. We've all seen this before from Jerry. First, it's 'no way' then it's 'well, i don't think he should be fired' then it's 'he needs to do better' and finally, 'we'd like to thank ____ for his hard work, but we've decided to go in another direction'

Keep losing and he's gone.

Yep, exactly. Jerry wasn't going to give up on BP, WP, TO, Pacman, et al. Yet he did.

[Doomsay]

Business as usual, coach must pick his assistants, at least on his side of the ball. I think that there are a few exceptions where you might keep a really established coordinator like Lebau or Buddy when bringing in a new coach, but the HC needs to sink or swim with his staff and to a lesser degree, his players.

Jerry's hand's-on practices take away that essential management imperative that ultimately leads to success. It doesn't guarantee success, but undermining a HC by forcing assistants or idiotic marquis players on them destroys that coach's authority with staff and players. We've seen this happen multiple times with post Jimmy teams, no need to repeat it again.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Originally Posted by Chocolate Lab

You know, as much as Jerry loves his control, I really believe a lot of this comes down to money. You pay all these assistant coaches millions of dollars each, and firing them all at one time really adds up.

How sad is that for guy whose team generates more revenue than most other teams combined?

If that is truly the case then I am annoyed to no tomorrow. He has a cost controlled football team and a franchise that brings in more money than any other. If the Yankees can pay $200m year after year, he can afford to pay $120m one year.

[tyke1doe]

Originally Posted by Dallas

Oh man this crap never gets old. Spinnsters sitting at home w/ all the skuttle and know of the Dallas Cowboys.

What exactly is wrong with what he said? Do you deny that Jerry Jones has hired assistants and told the incoming coach that he has to work with who is on staff?

[Howardlittleton64]

Originally Posted by dart

whats my signature say ?

enuf said

You fire Coach Garrett everyone needs to go.

[CowboysYanksLakers]

If Garrett doesn't improve his record by the end of the season he's gone.

[Prossman]

jerry has given Garrett anyone he wanted aka The right kind of guys. Garrett has had the reign to do what he wanted from players to staff. That isnt the problem. The problem is Garretts inability to manage game time situations from clock management , proper use of personel, to being both the HC and the OC.