Coaches will improve now that Parcells influence will disappear

[mr.jameswoods]

I'm excited by next season. People are saying Wade is a lame duck coach but imagine how much this defense will improve now that Wade can get the type of talent he wants to run his type of defense. People have forgotten about that aspect. Parcells provided us with great players but Wade will enhance that through the draft. I think if we can some speed on the defense, it will improve it quite a bit. Now that we are a full year away from Parcells and Ireland is gone, Wade and Jerry can get the type of players they want.

The same applies to Garrett. I'm sure Garrett appreciated Sparano's help. I'm not arguing that Garrett and Sparano were feuding. At the same time, Garrett is going to feel less inhibited now that Sparano is gone. On some level, Garrett had to respect and honor Sparano's input because he was there longer. So I think Garrett is looking forward to being able to truly be the only commanding presence on the offensive side. I think the offense will improve now that the last vestiges of the Parcells offense will be gone.

 

[NextGenBoys]

I'm excited by next season. People are saying Wade is a lame duck coach but imagine how much this defense will improve now that Wade can get the type of talent he wants to run his type of defense. People have forgotten about that aspect. Parcells provided us with great players but Wade will enhance that through the draft. I think if we can some speed on the defense, it will improve it quite a bit. Now that we are a full year away from Parcells and Ireland is gone, Wade and Jerry can get the type of players they want.

The same applies to Garrett. I'm sure Garrett appreciated Sparano's help. I'm not arguing that Garrett and Sparano were feuding. At the same time, Garrett is going to feel less inhibited now that Sparano is gone. On some level, Garrett had to respect and honor Sparano's input because he was there longer. So I think Garrett is looking forward to being able to truly be the only commanding presence on the offensive side. I think the offense will improve now that the last vestiges of the Parcells offense will be gone.

I respectfully disagree with pretty much everything you said.

Parcells is known for turning teams around and having good drafts. Phillips is hardly known for finding talent in the draft and getting production from 7th round draft picks. Also, Parcells impact on coaches is nothing but positive. He is one of the best coaches to learn from. Look at all the coaches that have worked under him...now look at how many of them are successful and advancing from coordinator to head coach.

Garrett is not going to feel less inhibited now that Sparano is gone. We just lost a great Oline coach and one that knew a lot about the players we had,and a good grasp on play calling. Garrett can definately step in his shoes without missing a beat, but him leaving is hardly positive. We lost a really good coach.

Thanks for the positive twist on things, I just dont see it that way at all.

 

[YosemiteSam]

 

[dadymat]

I'm excited by next season. People are saying Wade is a lame duck coach but imagine how much this defense will improve now that Wade can get the type of talent he wants to run his type of defense. People have forgotten about that aspect. Parcells provided us with great players but Wade will enhance that through the draft. I think if we can some speed on the defense, it will improve it quite a bit. Now that we are a full year away from Parcells and Ireland is gone, Wade and Jerry can get the type of players they want.

The same applies to Garrett. I'm sure Garrett appreciated Sparano's help. I'm not arguing that Garrett and Sparano were feuding. At the same time, Garrett is going to feel less inhibited now that Sparano is gone. On some level, Garrett had to respect and honor Sparano's input because he was there longer. So I think Garrett is looking forward to being able to truly be the only commanding presence on the offensive side. I think the offense will improve now that the last vestiges of the Parcells offense will be gone.

Jerry is the greatest owner but the thought of him back in charge of the draft room kinda makes me have a sick feelin in my stomach........:ralph:

 

[JPM]

What ?

 

[ddh33]

I can see the original point. I know that I would feel a little less inhibited, and I would feel more like it was my team.

Ultimately, we'll just have to see what everything looks like next year to know for sure.

 

[peplaw06]

If Garrett was being inhibited by Sparano, and still refused to run the ball in the last month of the season, we're going to turn into a mike Martz offense next year.

 

[khiladi]

Parcells is known for turning teams around and having good drafts. Phillips is hardly known for finding talent in the draft and getting production from 7th round draft picks.

Uh, tell that to Dan Reeves, who considered Wade as one of the best talent evaluators he ever worked with. Tell that to the San Diego Chargers, and the players they drafted with his stint as defensive coordinator. Shaun Merriman, Sean Phillips, Luis Castillo, Antonio Cromartie all would think to differ. That ddefense was over-hauled when he was in charge of the defense. Or how about when he DC at the Eagles. I'm sure he had 'no part' in drafting the likes of Jerome Brown and Clyde Simmons, because you say so. And I'm sure he had no part in developing one of the greatest defensive talents the NFL has produced, i.e. Reggie White.

Did Wade draft Jacques Reeves? And with all the talent that BP supposedly has in picking out LBs, how do you explain Akin Ayodele? Hell, Bradie had to lose serious pounds to play radically different from last year. He had to change the very body structure Bill wanted him to play at, which was causing him difficulty. wade is going to get us faster and more aggressive LBs, that are built on simply engaging offensive lineman. They are going to attack the ball like they should. They aren't going to blow coverages in 3rd and long, because they are too slow and out of position.

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

I agree. I'm actually thankful that Sporano left because he left a vacancy at the assistant head coach position, that Garred now occupies. Has Sporano stayed in Dallas, Garret would be likely gone because there would have been no promotion to be had. Gee, Sporano or Garrett - what a no-brainer!

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[khiladi]

If Garrett was being inhibited by Sparano, and still refused to run the ball in the last month of the season, we're going to turn into a mike Martz offense next year.

Sparano is way over-rated. We saw how brilliant he was when Bledsoe was in the pocket. If it weren't for the pocket presence of Tony Romo, the hype around TS would exist for a few moments and fizzle.

 

[burmafrd]

Khiladi, you give no evidence that Wade had much to do with drafting anyone. I like Dan Reeves, but he has been wrong about coaches just about as often as he has been right.

 

[Boysboy]

If Garrett was being inhibited by Sparano, and still refused to run the ball in the last month of the season, we're going to turn into a mike Martz offense next year.

*shrugs* Garrett got BLASTED for running the ball against the Giants, and this was AFTER getting blasted for abandoning the run in the 2nd Eagles game.

Which is it? Noone can have it both ways.

 

[Boysboy]

Sparano is way over-rated. We saw how brilliant he was when Bledsoe was in the pocket. If it weren't for the pocket presence of Tony Romo, the hype around TS would exist for a few moments and fizzle.

You saw the 4th quarter of that game last week where he was yelling at his OL.

The guy has alot of fire-too bad he didn't have the proper OL personnel, consistently, over his tenure here.

BTW-Bledsoe couldn't even survive behind our Super Bowl OLs.

 

[khiladi]

You saw the 4th quarter of that game last week where he was yelling at his OL.

What good was the yelling? I was yelling at the OL as well... That doesn't absolve him from the blame...

The guy has alot of fire-too bad he didn't have the proper OL personnel, consistently, over his tenure here.

BTW-Bledsoe couldn't even survive behind our Super Bowl OLs.

Strange!?!?

He was here 4 years under Bill Parcells, is obviously liked by Bill Parcells to the point he is head-coach of the Dolphins, and your claiming he did not have the proper personnel nor did he have influence to get the proper personnel?

BTW, you missed the point. Tony Romo hid the deficiencies of this offensive line. Why do you think we were better in pass protection, then running, though we had the biggest offensive line in the game. Tony Romo has great pocket presence, to the point he can hide the deficiencies... But he can't hdie deficiencies when he hands the ball off to the RB...

 

[khiladi]

Khiladi, you give no evidence that Wade had much to do with drafting anyone. I like Dan Reeves, but he has been wrong about coaches just about as often as he has been right.

Uh... It is called a statistical trend...

It seems to be a statistical trend that wherever he goes as a defensive coordinator, they end up picking good players. I guess that Wade Phillips had no influence in the picks of San Diego, though they were dread awful prior to his coming on board...

I guess because Wade is implementing a whole new style of play, he wouldn't have any say in who is going to be picked for his defense, right...

 

[InmanRoshi]

Did Wade draft Jacques Reeves?

Nope, just looked at him all training camp and decided "This guy needs a bigger role".

And Wade had plenty of opportunities to get "faster" on defense. He could have benched Akin for Kevin Burnett. Could have benched Bradie James for Bobby Carpenter. Could have benched Marcus Spears for Jason Hatcher. He chose not to. Evidently, he didn't want to get faster and was pretty happy with the starters under Parcells.

 

[peplaw06]

*shrugs* Garrett got BLASTED for running the ball against the Giants, and this was AFTER getting blasted for abandoning the run in the 2nd Eagles game.

Which is it? Noone can have it both ways.

Marion Barber ran for 129 yards. Who blasted Garrett for running the ball?

You show me someone who blasted him for being committed to running the ball, and I'll show you an idiot.

 

[ddh33]

Nope, just looked at him all training camp and decided "This guy needs a bigger role".

That's not completely fair, is it? Are you sure he didn't just look at Aaron Glenn and think that he was a guy who didn't have a place on this team? And by the way, he never had a place on the Jags either, unless you think highly of a fifth corner.

If someone better than Reeves was available, don't you think Dallas would have grabbed him? He was the best the team had, unfortunately.

 

[burmafrd]

Remember what has been said about statistics, Kihladi.
THere are lies; there are DAMN lies, then there are statistics.
Unless you can show that Wade had a significant role in picking draft choices, its nothing but speculation.

 

[Maikeru-sama]

So now Tony Sparano is the reason we lost?

Bill Parcells' presence had nothing to do with how the season ended.