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When Parcells said this (see below) in his Press Conference the other day, I wondered then if he could have been cryptically speaking to, or about, Drew Bledsoe regarding Romo and the starting QB position.
Am I off base here, or could this be where guys like Peter King get their "hunches" about Parcells starting Romo over Bledsoe this season? I'm not into conspiracy theories by nature, but I think one could argue that Parcells believes it might apply in this case.
Thoughts?
Am I off base here, or could this be where guys like Peter King get their "hunches" about Parcells starting Romo over Bledsoe this season? I'm not into conspiracy theories by nature, but I think one could argue that Parcells believes it might apply in this case.
Thoughts?
Bill Parcells said:"If the veteran player is definitely superior and gives you a better chance to win, that's when the real conflict comes. If you think a month from now or six weeks from now or eight weeks from now this young player is going to be better than the veteran, then you have to bite the bullet."
Parcells recalls this tough lesson learned back when he was the head coach of the Giants. He had veteran Tony Galbraith as his third-down back. But then, too, he had this rookie, Dave Meggett, who appeared to be a budding third-down back and kick returner, too. He could only keep one.
His GM at the time, the late George Young, told his young head coach this of Galbraith: "The day before he dies, he's going to be able to beat someone out of the backfield.
"Do you like Meggett?"
"Yes," Parcells recalled his response.
"Then don't stop progress" were Young's words to Parcells. "Don't stop progress."