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If I was Booger, I would only admit to seeing 6 game plans this season.
It is a correct question because Jerry Jones is both OWNER and General Manager. Because he wears these dual roles, it is right to ask these questions, which many NFL players-turned-commentators have and do.That's not the correct question to ask. The question is how many General Managers talk with the coach about waht the plan is. Jerry is the GM of this team, for better or worse or even if it's in title only but he is the GM and I would bet that most if not all GM talk with the coach about the plan before the game. I bet John Elway knew exactly what Denver was going to try and do as a game plan before the game started.
No clue what Elway and Newsome do or if Snyder is that involvedI might be the same way but if I had made enough money to buy a franchise, I kinda doubt it.
Do you think Elway or Newsome had to see the game plans? Or did they put their trust in the men they hired to run their team? And they actually know how to read a game plan.
Conner, comparing us to them isn't close because I have already told all y'all that if I owned it, free beer and a cheerleader in every lap for the Zoners and that ain't like any other owner. The ladies can share Rowdy and then execute him.
I think we can look at the WFT as an example of why fans do not make good owners.
How does "going over the game plan" equal an *** whipping. Unless you are suggesting MM deliberately sabotaged it...just to show HIM by god who coaches this team.One of the big reasons why we haven't been to a championship game in 25 years. There’s nothing good about this. I truly believe Jerry wants to win more than anything, but he just doesn’t get it. He’s such a distraction.
Proprietary owners of companies are GENERALLY very involved. Have many hats and titles...No clue what Elway and Newsome do or if Snyder is that involved
I was speaking for me
I’d be involved in everything
With special attention to the cheerleaders lol
It's very easy to prove. The posts from this forum go back ten or more years.You didn't call ****
Going over the game plan with the coach is not the GM's job. If the coach is failing the GM's job is to replace him. His job is not to help coach the team. Jerry can do what he wants because he is the owner, but that's part of the problem with the cowboys. The cowboys are Jerrys toy."Going over a game plan" with your coach and "creating a game plan" for your coach are two different things. If he had said he helped create the game plan then that would be alarming. Jerry loves football and his team just as much, if not more, than we do. If I was him I would do the same thing. So I don't see this as a problem.
Going over the game plan with the coach is not the GM's job.
His job is not to help coach the team.
That's like asking for a law that states when it rains it's wet.Who says, you? If there's a written rule in the NFL Rule Book that states "It is not the Owner/GMs job to go over a game-plan with their coach" then please, show me and I'll change my stance.
Where did it say he's helping coach the team? He's hands on and he's always been that way and he will always be that way long as he's alive. He was like that during the early 90's.
I must have hit a nerve. He said he goes over the game plan. Look up the duties of an NFL GM. It's not that involved with coaching. A Gm hires and fires a coach not going over game plans. Jerry can do it though because he owns the team, but it's not good for the team. Jimmy Johnson didn't alow Jerry to be involved in the coaching game plan. Jimmy was in charge of football operations.Who says, you? If there's a written rule in the NFL Rule Book that states "It is not the Owner/GMs job to go over a game-plan with their coach" then please, show me and I'll change my stance.
Where did it say he's helping coach the team? He's hands on and he's always been that way and he will always be that way long as he's alive. He was like that during the early 90's.