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What a terrible move this would be.
What a terrible move this would be.
Need a bigger lighter.LOL ...I have a better hypothetical
Head coach......Nick Saban
Defensive coor.....Bill Belichick ( his mentor and close friend)
Offensive coor......Jason Garrett ( his former OC with the Dolphins)
Put that in your pipe and smoke it ......... lol
The roster loses DLaw and Martin along with Cooks and 25 other players whose contracts are up. Next years roster won’t be much better than this years.This roster is still better than what he had in New England… it still has talent. And he’ll have an offseason to add to it. Anyone that doesn’t think he’ll come here is crazy
True, but he still has more football acumen in his little toe then Jerry and Stepehen put together.BB hasn’t won much without Brady and he was in charge of some bad drafts the last few years with NE.
They're actually really good friends. I don't want Bill here. The guy rode Brady's coattails to a HoF career. He has a losing record without Brady and only started him due to Bledsoe being injured.Zero chance BB wants anything to do with Jerry and zero chance Jerry wants anything to do with BB
How about having a creepy owner who likes massages from sex slaves? Let's also not forget he had a serial murderer in the huddle and a fake doctor running around the team handing out PEDs.I would love to see him strictly for his Defensive prowess, but I can’t see him having a practice where the Owner lands his helicopter on the field!
Having said that Bill would be good for accountability, and also coaching these Bozo’s on when to let go of a player before it’s too late.
Prediction: KMoore next year. Jerry would do that.Belichick will not be the next Cowboys head coach.
I doubt very seriously he would do that. Bringing in Kellen Moore as the head coach isn’t going to excite the fan base. Cowboys Nation is real down and Moore as HC would just add more doom and gloom.Prediction: KMoore next year. Jerry would do that.
A couple of points to consider:
- The roster really isn't in good shape, that's pretty apparent to everyone, including BB.
- If Jerry hires BB and wins, who is going to get that credit? Is it Jerry or one of the best coaches in NFL history?
- BB is likely to set some firm boundaries as did Bill P., is Jerry willing to walk on eggshells at 83 years old?
I believe you're right and I thought so before you said it.This morning's interview on The Fan pretty much cemented this for me.
In 2020, Jerry felt the roster was close, but had underachieved. He was set on hiring a coach with experience winning in the NFL to get the team over the hump:
"One of our primary goals in selecting the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys was to focus on a proven team-builder and winner. Someone who's got a proven track record of winning not only consistently, but at the highest level," said Jones, per ESPN. "[In] Mike McCarthy, we found a coach who not only checked those boxes, but also has the experience of taking an NFL team to the biggest stage, the Super Bowl, and completing the job."
It's obvious that Jerry feels the same way today. He said as much this morning. He thinks the roster he's assembled is good enough to compete with the best teams in the league. He's paid his WR, he's paid his CB, he's paid his QB. So why aren't we winning? It doesn't matter if you agree, that's how he feels. So if the team fails to meet his expectations, the logical conclusion is going to be to replace the guy in charge of the on-field product. Jerry will once again be looking for a proven winner, and no one has won more than Belichick.
Jerry and Bill have been very complimentary of each other in the past and Bill has spoken highly of the organization on his podcast this season. I'll be curious to see if he bites his tongue if/when they discuss last Sunday's beatdown. Yeah, you're probably going to have to deal with his goon squad of Matt Patricia, Josh McDaniels, et al. tagging along. They come with the territory. Oh well, would you rather have Jerry forcing a head coach to hire his buddies like Zimmer?
For the record, I'm fine with this. The only problem Belichick has ever had in coaching in the last two decades was not being able to find a capable QB after Brady. This team has one. Argue all you want about if Dak is elite, great, or merely good. He can get you to the playoffs and with Belichick that's probably all you need, if you trust he's going to take care of the rest (fix the defenses, beef up the trenches).
ByeNot gonna lie Belichick might be a breaking point for me. You see the issue with the current coaching philosophy and signing Belichick would be like doubling down on it. I don't like his coordinators, he ran Brady out of NE with his ego. Give me a Ben Johnson or Shanahan disciple let's go forwards not backwards.