Anyone else wish Michael Irvin could coach the Cowboys?

[phildadon86]

First of all, I have seen this question posed here many times. So dont hate on me for bringing new light to it. Watching Mike on the sideline coaching a team (even if its only the pro-bowl) makes me extremely happy. Doesnt anyone else wish he could one day coach the Cowboys? I know hes loving life for the NFL network, but hes just so passionate and looks good with that headset on doesnt he?

 

[Alexander]

Watching Mike on the sideline coaching a team (even if its only the pro-bowl) makes me extremely happy. Doesnt anyone else wish he could one day coach the Cowboys?

Why no.

This is a completely original thought that has never been suggested before.

I think you might be onto something here.

 

[KJJ]

It takes more than passion and intensity to be a good head coach.

 

[Alexander]

It takes more than passion and intensity to be a good head coach.

Correct. Like Michael's desire to stop his job at NFLN, decide to coach a bunch of nitwit kids that think they know better, spend 12 hours a day working as a lowly serf assistant coach to some dummy head coach who got hired solely due to nepotism---etc.

Being a coach and loving football are two different things.

 

[KJJ]

Some must have forgot but a few years ago Irvin said he would take Tebow over Romo if he were head coach. I remember him making that comment.

http://cowboyszone.com/threads/mich...e-would-take-tim-tebow-over-tony-romo.225397/

 

[pacy]

I could see him as a WR coach.

 

[erod]

That would be an unmitigated disaster.

 

[CF74]

I could see him as a WR coach.

That would have to be his "start."

 

[cml750]

I don't think it would be a good idea but might be an improvement from our current coach.

 

[DandyDon1722]

Correct. Like Michael's desire to stop his job at NFLN, decide to coach a bunch of nitwit kids that think they know better, spend 12 hours a day working as a lowly serf assistant coach to some dummy head coach who got hired solely due to nepotism---etc.

Being a coach and loving football are two different things.

12 hours a day - Is he leaving early?

 

[Texas_Pete]

No

 

[tyke1doe]

Some must have forgot but a few years ago Irvin said he would take Tebow over Romo if he were head coach. I remember him making that comment.

http://cowboyszone.com/threads/mich...e-would-take-tim-tebow-over-tony-romo.225397/

 

[KJJ]

Blast from the past. lol

 

[JBS]

People around here are absolutely clueless on what it entails to oversee a group of 50+ men...and however many more on the coaching staff


Let me clue you guys in...running around and yelling and showing passion doesn't constitute of even 1% of the job..

 

[The Natural]

I can think of more than a few guys I'd love to see him replace on the current staff.

 

[PJTHEDOORS]

People around here are absolutely clueless on what it entails to oversee a group of 50+ men...and however many more on the coaching staff


Let me clue you guys in...running around and yelling and showing passion doesn't constitute of even 1% of the job..

Mr downer.

 

[CowboyMike]

Michael.

It's Michael.

Not Micheal.

Michael.

 

[BAT]

It takes more than passion and intensity to be a good head coach.

Need lots of clapping too. Wait a minute ... you said GOOD head coach?

 

[Picksix]

It takes more than passion and intensity to be a good head coach.

Exactly. Mike Singletary had a ton of passion and intensity. I love Irvin, and I think he would make a good WR coach, and would be great for locker room speeches, but that's about it.

 

[SportsGuru80]

WR Coach yes...