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Exactly. It’s the culture of the organization cultivated by the Jones and their, “We know better than anyone” mentality.
This^^^
Exactly. It’s the culture of the organization cultivated by the Jones and their, “We know better than anyone” mentality.
Lol at the fact that he’s fielding this question in week four. Sheesh, Dallas.
Lol at the fact that he’s fielding this question in week four. Sheesh, Dallas.
Does McCarthy think shattering the 81 Colts defensive record would be a positive? That might happen at the 3/4 turn.
BPA is not always the best choice. The Cowboys may have had a chance at a couple of good contributors for development at LB, DL or CB with a trade back. Yes, Lamb is a very talented and a ready to start player, but I don't see the Cowboys with a great need at WR or any hope of Lamb making this team better in the win column. A slight improvement in depth on the defense would be a significant upgrade. Offense in not the problem unless you look up front.To get who? What player in the 20s would have made a difference like Lamb has made on offense?
They took the best player by far on their board. It was the right choice.
Look at the bright side. It can only get better.
He just made a scratch back nepotism hire. COVID had zero to do with it.I wouldn’t expect MM to admit he made a monstrous mistake bringing Nolan on board this early on with COVID in the background.
He has no choice but to stay the course. He chose this path and now he’s got to see it through.
However, if the defensive collapse continues and we somehow manage to get eliminated from contention in the NFCE, Nolan might not make it through the season. As long as we are in contention I don’t see any way Nolan is fired.
BPA is not always the best choice. The Cowboys may have had a chance at a couple of good contributors for development at LB, DL or CB with a trade back. Yes, Lamb is a very talented and a ready to start player, but I don't see the Cowboys with a great need at WR or any hope of Lamb making this team better in the win column. A slight improvement in depth on the defense would be a significant upgrade. Offense in not the problem unless you look up front.
stay the course eh?
He just made a scratch back nepotism hire. COVID had zero to do with it.
This is a bad decision and speaks volumes on McCarthy as a relationship guy and not a performance based evaluator. It's obvious that Nolan is trying to make the pegs fit the hole and his round orifice is unable to accommodate the triangles and squares of the Cowboys personnel. I do not dig coordinators who work from the box away from the team. That's where scouts and quality control guys belong, out of sight and out of the way.
Letting Malik Collins get away and keeping Woods, Letting Jones leave and signing J. Smith, letting Heath get away and signing a Ha Ha, signing the two FA Lardasses in the middle who can't play, relying on Aldon Smith, an obvious one dimensional player, for 3 downs, etc.; who is responsible for this mess? Nolan had to have input in the personnel decisions leading up to this collapse.
I have never seen a defense play so poorly at all three levels. There is nothing to salvage there. There is no amount of work or coaching that is going to get this fixed. The damage was well under way in the late winter/spring and the weight of the poor personnel decisions coupled with injuries has broken the camel's back.
As much as I can't get on board the Dak wagon, he is not the reason for the issues with this team, not even close. The defense is responsible for the losses to Seattle and Cleveland. Dak and the offense have done enough to get this team to 3-1, 2-2 at worst.
Don't know how much more of this brand of football I can take. At least in 1989 the Cowboys were a complete rebuild. This team was supposed to be (stupid me) on the fast track to the post season with McCarthy. I couldn't be more disappointed in his lack of leadership, choice at DC and refusal to fix it.