We need to lock up Kellen Moore for as long as we possibly can

starfan1 said:

I an as excited as the next guy and I think this will play out through the course of the season but it’s early and we’ve beaten 2 teams we should have

Dak looks like a top 10 QB and his stats probably say top 5

When we put up 20 plus against the Bears defense and perhaps the. Eagles and packers then I’d say extend everyone

This marathon is in the first laps

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Daktozekecoop said:

I know it is early. I am just enjoying things so far and am snake bit with this team for years now. I mean Romo hardly ever had even close to good coordinators. It is such a relief to see this success. A fun point, since you mentioned it, Dak is the no 1 rated passer, just ahead of Mahomes.

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Daktozekecoop said:

The story above from SlimBig,
"Jake on The Ticket theorized that Moore will be the Commanders coach next year because young OCs are hot commodities now."

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Daktozekecoop said:

He is going to quickly become a very hot commodity. Clearly he is a big key to our success. So many times you lose coaches, and argue that someone under them will just carry on with the same philosophy. But it rarely if ever works out that way. To have gone so long with poor coaching, more than 15 years, and finally have what feels like the perfect fit, I am just hopeful that Jerry tells him the right words, pays him the right amount of money. There is no salary cap for coaches, so pay him every penny he wants, to make up for the status he will inevitably want from some new offered title, elsewhere. And making him the head coach is not the solution in my opinion, because then his focus shifts too much and is necessarily spread too thin. I am just interested in heading off what seems inevitable.

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starfan1 said:

I’m also enjoying it Dak looks great and at the moment the offensive coordinator looks like the real deal

Romo had the coordinators he just didn’t always listen to them “ kill kill kill”

Poor tony was snakebit but some of his bad luck was his own making

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CowboysBravesSpurs said:

"Romo had the coordinators"
Lol I'm sorry but Romo had to deal with bum coaches for the majority of his career. You're the first person I've seen who's said otherwise.

Without his audibles, those teams would've sucked even more.

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starfan1 said:

first person? you been in a cave? Linehan was a joke last couple years but he was considered very good in years like 2014.
Jason Garrett before he became head coach 2007-2012 was a coordinator
JASON GARRETT (2007-2012)

https://thelandryhat.com/2013/06/12/cowboys-flashback-offensive-coordinators-of-cowboys-past/

Jason Garrett was hired before Head Coach Wade Phillips was, a pick that Jerry Jones made as this selection was questioned at first. As Garrett began the season, he made Jones look like a genius. As an OC, he was credited for being making adjustments during the course of a game. After Phillips was fired in the middle of the 2010 season, he took over as interim coach and eventually given the full time job after the season was complete. Garrett continued to call the plays, never hiring an offensive coordinator until 2012 when he hired Bill Callahan. Garrett has relinquished the play calling duties for the 2013-14 season.

Bill Callahan’s fate has been written yet but our fans hope it is similar to the Landry days of the 70’s or the Turner-Zampese days from the 1990’s. We all want the end result to end up with a sixth trophy, much like his predecessors, he will have a lot of eyes watching his every call.
Unless of corse the cowboys success was all on Tony as some would like to claim.

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Bobhaze said:

Kellen Moore has been great through two whole real NFL games. I love what I’ve seen so far and kudos to him. Look I’m excited too but with 14 more games on the schedule, let’s hold off on administering the anointing oil just yet. Two games is...two games.

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Denim Chicken said:

60 year contract

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Daktozekecoop said:

He is going to quickly become a very hot commodity. Clearly he is a big key to our success. So many times you lose coaches, and argue that someone under them will just carry on with the same philosophy. But it rarely if ever works out that way. To have gone so long with poor coaching, more than 15 years, and finally have what feels like the perfect fit, I am just hopeful that Jerry tells him the right words, pays him the right amount of money. There is no salary cap for coaches, so pay him every penny he wants, to make up for the status he will inevitably want from some new offered title, elsewhere. And making him the head coach is not the solution in my opinion, because then his focus shifts too much and is necessarily spread too thin. I am just interested in heading off what seems inevitable.

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Risen Star said:

We can't lose Kelly Moore.

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Daktozekecoop said:

He is going to quickly become a very hot commodity. Clearly he is a big key to our success. So many times you lose coaches, and argue that someone under them will just carry on with the same philosophy. But it rarely if ever works out that way. To have gone so long with poor coaching, more than 15 years, and finally have what feels like the perfect fit, I am just hopeful that Jerry tells him the right words, pays him the right amount of money. There is no salary cap for coaches, so pay him every penny he wants, to make up for the status he will inevitably want from some new offered title, elsewhere. And making him the head coach is not the solution in my opinion, because then his focus shifts too much and is necessarily spread too thin. I am just interested in heading off what seems inevitable.

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Daktozekecoop said:

He is going to quickly become a very hot commodity. Clearly he is a big key to our success. So many times you lose coaches, and argue that someone under them will just carry on with the same philosophy. But it rarely if ever works out that way. To have gone so long with poor coaching, more than 15 years, and finally have what feels like the perfect fit, I am just hopeful that Jerry tells him the right words, pays him the right amount of money. There is no salary cap for coaches, so pay him every penny he wants, to make up for the status he will inevitably want from some new offered title, elsewhere. And making him the head coach is not the solution in my opinion, because then his focus shifts too much and is necessarily spread too thin. I am just interested in heading off what seems inevitable.

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