The Result of Hiring Moore

[rojan]

Hiring Moore will confirm that we're in the Dave Campo part of the cycle. 3 years of embarrassment will force Jerry to hire a respectable coach. He will run them out of town after 3-4 years of meddling and we will start the cycle all over again.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Hiring Moore will confirm that we're in the Dave Campo part of the cycle. 3 years of embarrassment will force Jerry to hire a respectable coach. He will run them out of town after 3-4 years of meddling and we will start the cycle all over again.

3 years of embarrassment, more like 30!

 

[DallasEast]

Embarrassment would be part of a similar but not same impulse to change head coaches. Bill Parcells was part of Jerry Jones' plan for securing public support in building a new stadium.

He has the stadium he always wanted now. I believe it would be prudent in considering how potentially stubborn Jones can be despite any losing seasons.

Heck. Two straight 5-11 seasons should have been the last nail in Dave Campo's coffin. No improvement shown. Next-to-zero competitiveness demonstrated.

What was left for Jones to prove? Oh yeah. He's a football genius. Campo would get it turned around with oooooone more year.

 

[Mark]

Zero viability in a Moore hire, unless they want to bring him back as OC. Not HC material in any critical respect.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Embarrassment would be part of a similar but not same impulse to change head coaches. Bill Parcells was part of Jerry Jones' plan for securing public support in building a new stadium.

He has the stadium he always wanted now. I believe it would be prudent in considering how potentially stubborn Jones can be despite any losing seasons.

Heck. Two straight 5-11 seasons should have been the last nail in Dave Campo's coffin. No improvement shown. Next-to-zero competitiveness demonstrated.

What was left for Jones to prove? Oh yeah. He's a football genius. Campo would get it turned around with oooooone more year.

how do we know all of this to be true????

 

[Coogiguy03]

Zero viability in a Moore hire, unless they want to bring him back as OC. Not HC material in any critical respect.

not OC material either, he's DP material (Dak Prescott)

 

[Mark]

not OC material either, he's DP material (Dak Prescott)

Well, his offense averaged something like 30 pts. per game? And when the defense gave up 35, he took the heat for it. He's a pretty good "X/O" guy, and is proving it in Philly. He got a raw deal in Dallas and, frankly, I can't understand why he'd even entertain the notion of coming back.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Well, his offense averaged something like 30 pts. per game? And when the defense gave up 35, he took the heat for it. He's a pretty good "X/O" guy, and is proving it in Philly. He got a raw deal in Dallas and, frankly, I can't understand why he'd even entertain the notion of coming back.

Disagree, I think he LOOKS good because he has a MASSIVE weapon in barkely and an O-line that me and you could run through or pass!! 2 really good WR's

 

[Mark]

Disagree, I think he LOOKS good because he has a MASSIVE weapon in barkely and an O-line that me and you could run through or pass!! 2 really good WR's

If Moore had the same luxury as OC in Dallas, I must've missed it.

 

[DallasEast]

how do we know all of this to be true????

Which part? Wait. That is only four question marks. You forgot one. Is it this part mentioned below?

After covert video, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in damage-control mode (link)​

By Vito Stellino | The Florida Times-Union
April 17, 2010

...Jones, though, hasn't changed much. He once again was caught making some ill-advised comments in a restaurant bar last week.

Jones didn't know his comments were being taped - it's unknown who did the taping - but after a 47-second video of his comments appeared on <site filtered by CowboysZone>, Jones once against found himself in the middle of a controversy.

Jones said in the video that former coach Bill Parcells "isn't worth a [expletive]'' and said he hired him to make a splash and help get his new stadium built...
____________________

Is it the part where a GM sticks with a two-consecutive 5-11 regular season head coach for a third season--after dumping a previous 10-6 and 8-8 and wild card appearance head coach after only two seasons?

____________________

Is it the part about Jones' stubbornness in relinquishing his GM role when he said:

Jerry Jones Addresses His Role With Cowboys After Disappointing 2024 Season (link)​

By Karl Rasmussen | Sports Illustrated
January 5, 2025

"No. Just no. I bought the team," said Jones when asked about relinquishing the GM title, via Saad Yousuf of The Athletic.

"I think the first thing to come out of my mouth—anybody here was at that press conference? Somebody asked, 'Did you buy this for your kids?' I said, 'Hell no. I bought it for me.' And I didn't buy an investment. I bought an occupation, and I bought something I was going to do. I was 46 (years old). I bought something I was going to do for the rest of my life. That's what I'm doing. So, no. The facts are, since I have to decide where the money is spent, then you might as well cut all of the <expletive> out."
___________________

The final part covers his personal opinion of his abilities in running a football team also.

So. Which part? Please. Give me your thoughts.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Which part? Wait. That is only four question marks. You forgot one. Is it this part mentioned below?

After covert video, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in damage-control mode (link)​

By Vito Stellino | The Florida Times-Union
April 17, 2010

...Jones, though, hasn't changed much. He once again was caught making some ill-advised comments in a restaurant bar last week.

Jones didn't know his comments were being taped - it's unknown who did the taping - but after a 47-second video of his comments appeared on <site filtered by CowboysZone>, Jones once against found himself in the middle of a controversy.

Jones said in the video that former coach Bill Parcells "isn't worth a [expletive]'' and said he hired him to make a splash and help get his new stadium built...
____________________

Is it the part where a GM sticks with a two-consecutive 5-11 regular season head coach for a third season--after dumping a previous 10-6 and 8-8 and wild card appearance head coach after only two seasons?

____________________

Is it the part about Jones' stubbornness in relinquishing his GM role when he said:

Jerry Jones Addresses His Role With Cowboys After Disappointing 2024 Season (link)​

By Karl Rasmussen | Sports Illustrated
January 5, 2025

"No. Just no. I bought the team," said Jones when asked about relinquishing the GM title, via Saad Yousuf of The Athletic.

"I think the first thing to come out of my mouth—anybody here was at that press conference? Somebody asked, 'Did you buy this for your kids?' I said, 'Hell no. I bought it for me.' And I didn't buy an investment. I bought an occupation, and I bought something I was going to do. I was 46 (years old). I bought something I was going to do for the rest of my life. That's what I'm doing. So, no. The facts are, since I have to decide where the money is spent, then you might as well cut all of the <expletive> out."
___________________

The final part covers his personal opinion of his abilities in running a football team also.

So. Which part? Please. Give me your thoughts.

please give you my thoughts, you couldn't even believe my thoughts!!! lol thanks bud

 

[805BoysInBlue]

Well, his offense averaged something like 30 pts. per game? And when the defense gave up 35, he took the heat for it. He's a pretty good "X/O" guy, and is proving it in Philly. He got a raw deal in Dallas and, frankly, I can't understand why he'd even entertain the notion of coming back.

No he's not. The Eagles went more than half the season without scoring a single point in the 1st quarter. Look at his last few games as well, and that's with an absolutely loaded offense.

 

[Shannon1]

Well, his offense averaged something like 30 pts. per game? And when the defense gave up 35, he took the heat for it. He's a pretty good "X/O" guy, and is proving it in Philly. He got a raw deal in Dallas and, frankly, I can't understand why he'd even entertain the notion of coming back.

You been watching Phillys Terrible passing game been that all year wasn’t for Barkley and their defense they would not be where they are ! Definitely not because of Moore !

 

[TheSport78]

Zero viability in a Moore hire, unless they want to bring him back as OC. Not HC material in any critical respect.

Dak would be happy. Duh!

 

[Chasing6]

Hiring Moore will confirm that we're in the Dave Campo part of the cycle. 3 years of embarrassment will force Jerry to hire a respectable coach. He will run them out of town after 3-4 years of meddling and we will start the cycle all over again.

Should have hired BB last year as a consultant and made him HC this season.

 

[rojan]

how do we know all of this to be true????

i remember a convo of Jerry chatting with someone at a bar and he said only reason he signed Parcells was to get the stadium.

 

[rojan]

Dak would be happy. Duh!

It would definitely take all pressure and blame off of Dak.

 

[vlad]

No he's not. The Eagles went more than half the season without scoring a single point in the 1st quarter. Look at his last few games as well, and that's with an absolutely loaded offense.

Agree - and his passing offense has been atrocious - how you get worst at that adding Barkely when you have those WRs makes no sense. Maybe its all 7 yard curl routes and stops again

 

[blueblood70]

Embarrassment would be part of a similar but not same impulse to change head coaches. Bill Parcells was part of Jerry Jones' plan for securing public support in building a new stadium.

He has the stadium he always wanted now. I believe it would be prudent in considering how potentially stubborn Jones can be despite any losing seasons.

Heck. Two straight 5-11 seasons should have been the last nail in Dave Campo's coffin. No improvement shown. Next-to-zero competitiveness demonstrated.

What was left for Jones to prove? Oh yeah. He's a football genius. Campo would get it turned around with oooooone more year.

First of all ,
this post is complete nonsense, not yours ,the original post, Lets start with ,

we haven't hired Kellen Moore, but there is no way he would be as bad as Dave campo... he's going to even be better than Chan gaily and I like Chan, especially in college, he was definitely a better college coach but I don't care what people in here want to make assumptions all this hyperbole, rhetoric ,things just shooting her mouth off before it even happens and there's about 11 with Kellen Moores name in it like we need more of those how about we put them all on the same thread...

We've already all put all the names out that possibly could be hired here can we now wait to overreact and start talking about what it would look like until we see who the actual full coaching staff is....ughh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Chasing6]

Agree - and his passing offense has been atrocious - how you get worst at that adding Barkely when you have those WRs makes no sense. Maybe its all 7 yard curl routes and stops again

Eagles ran for just as many yards as they passed for. How is KMoore going to duplicate that in Dallas.