I don't doubt that.
But the person I was replying to said he wanted to be able to take credit for turning the D around which he wouldn't have gotten if he started the season in Dallas. That, of course, is a stupid take.
I am a bit surprised that we didn't add a few experienced coaches to help out Schotty and CP from the outset. Huge benefit from having long-time coaches to bounce ideas off -- guys who don't need to worry about their employment if they have different opinions.
That's all on cheap Jerry -- I keep saying it -- family-owned teams simply do not have the sort of capital on hand to make it work in the modern NFL. You need equity investors. You might be super rich but if most of your valuation comes from the team, then you are still pretty limited.
This clearly has affected some decision-making recently. Jerry isn't shy about spending, but he often delays deals -- that suggests he doesn't have enough cash on hand for huge signing bonuses.