If Kellen Moore Continues This Success All Year

[nightrain]

To many are listening to sportswriters and not doing any thinking for yourselves. Sportswriters bring up Sean McVay and how at a young age got to be an NFL head coach and now they're saying that as early as this coming off season teams will be offering head coaching jobs to Moore. Now here's why that is ridiculous. Prior to McVay getting the head coaching job for the rams he had NINE YEARS of coaching experience. At the end of this season Moore will have all of 2 years of coaching experience, 1 as a QB coach and 1 as the OC. Now are there really going to be NFL GM's that are going to offer a coach with just 2 years coaching experience a head coaching job. Here's what happens. Good teams with lots of talent don't fire their head coach but losing teams with little talent do fire head coaches. Now the GM's on those losing teams often are on the hot seat themselves so they look at Moore and see all the talent the Cowboys have and then ask themselves with a guy with just 2 years of coaching experience going to do something with this talent poor team and am I going to risk my job by hiring someone like that. In a few years I believe Moore will get his chance when he has some more coaching experience under his belt, but not after just 2 years.
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Sportswriters? Ambition coupled with exceptional performance results are what propel people to quick success. If the Cowboys make a deep run this year and the offense continues to be a juggernaut, most NFL teams looking for a HC in 2020 will want to speak with Moore. He may not get a job after this season, but if his performance trajectory continues through 2020, he will either be Asst. HC in Dallas or on the road to running his own team in 2021 (choice being his).

There will be more than one team willing to take a calculated risk on the young man with short, but impressive coaching record. Moore also has strong pedigree for the job.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Welcome to my ignore list. You'll not waste another second of my time with your utter ignorance. Bye dummy.

LOL.....Memorize it troll!!!

Jerry said [to Moore], ‘Look,’ and he said this publicly, ‘If you and Jon Kitna, if your ideas are not being implemented by the head coach, come to me. Come to me. Circumvent the head coach and come to me, and I will take care of it.’

 

[CowboyRoy]

No credentials and no links as to where that garbage came from. So now you write transcripts of your dreams?

Facts are stubborn things arent they? You lose...............

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/2019/05/20/kellen-moore-command-of-offense-lauded-by-prescott/

 

[fifaguy]

Were you in a coma?

Hahaha I was joking about how long ago Jason Garrett was a hot commodity.
But thanks for checking in!

 

[ESisback]

Pop a volume and simmer down. You are the only one who seems frustrated.

From the sound of things, you need to go into concussion protocol.[/QUOTE

If you think I’m frustrated, you need to work on your reading comprehension!

 

[JoeKing]

Your response did seem a little over the top, brother. Everyone here is expressing opinions.

Maybe so but when I hear a Garrett hater shooting his mouth off, I get worked up and don't mind correcting their ignorance. They think the whole world shares there opinion so I let them know that ain't so. If defending the HC is wrong then I don't want to be right.

 

[gjkoeppen]

Sportswriters? Ambition coupled with exceptional performance results are what propel people to quick success. If the Cowboys make a deep run this year and the offense continues to be a juggernaut, most NFL teams looking for a HC in 2020 will want to speak with Moore. He may not get a job after this season, but if his performance trajectory continues through 2020, he will either be Asst. HC in Dallas or on the road to running his own team in 2021 (choice being his).

There will be more than one team willing to take a calculated risk on the young man with short, but impressive coaching record. Moore also has strong pedigree for the job.

Name ANYTIME when NFL GM's, not fan wannabe GM's, have hired a new head coach with just 2 or 3 years of coaching experience at ANY level. Again the teams looking for a new head coach are losing teams with little talent. Now NFL GM's, not fan wannabe GM's, look at everything like the talent Moore had to work with. They will remember that with the addition of Cooper last season the Cowboys went on an impressive winning streak so then has it been all Moore or all the talent the Cowboys have. GM's on losing teams often are on the hot seat themselves and so do you really think they're going to risk their jobs on a coach with only 2 or 3 years TOTAL coaching experience on a team loaded with talent. Stop believing what sportswriters write to get clicks and make more money and start thinking for yourself and using just a little common sense.
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[dmq]

Perhaps Jon Kitna would be in line for OC if Moore got a HC job. One thing Moore would have as an obstacle to being a head coach is assembling a staff. He hasn't been around long enough to have a big coaching tree to pluck off of.
Also, give credit to Garrett for seeing Moore's talent and promoting him accordingly. No saying if he couldn't do it again.

 

[nightrain]

Name ANYTIME when NFL GM's, not fan wannabe GM's, have hired a new head coach with just 2 or 3 years of coaching experience at ANY level. Again the teams looking for a new head coach are losing teams with little talent. Now NFL GM's, not fan wannabe GM's, look at everything like the talent Moore had to work with. They will remember that with the addition of Cooper last season the Cowboys went on an impressive winning streak so then has it been all Moore or all the talent the Cowboys have. GM's on losing teams often are on the hot seat themselves and so do you really think they're going to risk their jobs on a coach with only 2 or 3 years TOTAL coaching experience on a team loaded with talent. Stop believing what sportswriters write to get clicks and make more money and start thinking for yourself and using just a little common sense.
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We shall see. Common sense is not always as common as one would think. There are some dumpster fire teams out there who may not be as risk averse as other teams. Not many GMs in the league have the ability to hire a HC without a room full of consent....except maybe the Cowboys.

Oh, and please, take your condescending tone on the road.

 

[CouchCoach]

Moore is not going anywhere and there are few GM's secure enough to take a chance on an inexperienced coach to be HC. The failure rate for experienced coordinators is high enough to make them nervous about that.

I think some are getting carried away with two games against two poor teams. And the smart GM's will note the talent he has at OL because 75% of them can call a game with an OL that can protect.

While Moore was trying to be a NFL player, these other young guys were coaching. McVay wasn't an overnight sensation and they were very smart to surround him with the right kind of staff.

Moore has not reinvented the wheel, he hasn't designed a whole new revolutionary offense, he's using the weapons and along with his QBC, doing their best to keep their QB out of the situations he was getting into last season. Linehan tried to get Prescott to adapt to his offensive philosophy, these younger coaches are more the reverse and look at it as "what can I do with what he does well"? That has been the way the NFL has been turning the last few years which is why they're adopting some of college football's offensive tendencies. That's also made it a lot easier for young QB's not to have to go through what the Aikman's and Manning's did when they first started out.

 

[Dallasfann]

Well it’s certainly refreshing to have 20+ positive coach threads even though they are repetitive...

These are far from positive coaching threads. These are hardcore bash Garrett threads. Basically the title should say "If Garrett goes 19-0 this season, he deserves nothing and should be fired because he doesn't do anything"

Watch this. Belichick is calling no plays and barely interacts with anyone. People seem to still give him all the credit.

 

[CF74]

These are far from positive coaching threads. These are hardcore bash Garrett threads. Basically the title should say "If Garrett goes 19-0 this season, he deserves nothing and should be fired because he doesn't do anything"

Wut? No we now have 10,000 Kellen Moore for head coach threads. It seems they tapered off after this one was posted though...

 

[Dallasfann]

Wut? No we now have 10,000 Kellen Moore for head coach threads. It seems they tapered off after this one was posted though...

I see that. The title might come off as positive but just like judging a book by the cover.... The threads themselves are just filled with bash Garrett post with some I love Moore comments sprinkled in.

 

[CF74]

I see that. The title might come off as positive but just like judging a book by the cover.... The threads themselves are just filled with bash Garrett post with some I love Moore comments sprinkled in.

My point is that we are finally positive about 1 coach for this team, that in itself is refreshing...

 

[Dallasfann]

My point is that we are finally positive about 1 coach for this team, that in itself is refreshing...

Give it time.

Cowboy fans are a lot like 2 year olds. Sure they won't cry if you give them a new toy. How long will the excitement of that new toy last for though?

 

[CF74]

Give it time.

Cowboy fans are a lot like 2 year olds. Sure they won't cry if you give them a new toy. How long will the excitement of that new toy last for though?

You just described 80% of humanity...

 

[CouchCoach]

My point is that we are finally positive about 1 coach for this team, that in itself is refreshing...

Most have been pretty high on Richard but I don't know if that's because he's Richard or just not Marinelli. Hell, most were already high on Moore because he wasn't Linehan.

What we do not know is how all of this is working behind the scenes. Do we think Moore isn't working with Garrett on the game plans or is he in a vacuum and answering only to Booger?

We knew this before the season started, posters are dug in on Garrett and few are going to change their opinions and it will be just like it's been with Booger. Good decision? McClay or Son. Bad decision? All Booger, all the way.

One thing this forum is short on is giving people the space to learn and grow and the silliest posts are those stating that Garrett couldn't win the big one, he'd do something to sabotage his own success. The unfairest thing that happens here is fixing the blame and shifting the credit.

 

[CF74]

Most have been pretty high on Richard but I don't know if that's because he's Richard or just not Marinelli. Hell, most were already high on Moore because he wasn't Linehan.

What we do not know is how all of this is working behind the scenes. Do we think Moore isn't working with Garrett on the game plans or is he in a vacuum and answering only to Booger?

We knew this before the season started, posters are dug in on Garrett and few are going to change their opinions and it will be just like it's been with Booger. Good decision? McClay or Son. Bad decision? All Booger, all the way.

One thing this forum is short on is giving people the space to learn and grow and the silliest posts are those stating that Garrett couldn't win the big one, he'd do something to sabotage his own success. The unfairest thing that happens here is fixing the blame and shifting the credit.

Oh I would say the board is somewhere between 60/40 or 70/30 on Richard.. Kellen is the only coach at the moment getting palm leaves...

 

[Dallasfann]

Oh I would say the board is somewhere between 60/40 or 70/30 on Richard.. Kellen is the only coach at the moment getting palm leaves...

If he doesn't score 40 on the Dolphins he will start to lose the biggest babies. The first time we score less then 30 and lose, could be soon could be next season...he will be down to a 50/50 love hate. We go on a 2 game losing streak at any point during his tenure here....ooof I cringe thinking about it.

 

[CF74]

If he doesn't score 40 on the Dolphins he will start to lose the biggest babies. The first time we score less then 30 and lose, could be soon could be next season...he will be down to a 50/50 love hate. We go on a 2 game losing streak at any point during his tenure here....ooof I cringe thinking about it.

It always seems that the least informed do the most complaining...