In all honesty, I'd rather have the next Bill Walsh than the next Troy Aikman. That's the quickest way to success, not the next Aikman. But at this point, I'm not sure what Garrett has to do to lose his position. Other than getting his players to play hard, I just do not see what Jones is impressed by.
Jerry hasn't been able to fix this mess for 20 years. He needs to bring a football guy in from the outside and be blatantly candid with him about the operations from top to bottom. But Jerry's ego will prevent that from happening. So he will remain nose blind and not realize just how much this organization does or does not stink right now.
well you know..
My thought has been that when Jones let Sean Payton go and didn't move him up as HC...
there was your Bill Walsh guy.
Of all the failures by this organization in the post Aikman era..
it was not doing that.
When Peyton was brought with Parcells it was clearly indicated at the time he was being groomed to take over after Parcells.
I never understood what happened to that.
I realized NO became an option for Payton and that Parcells was being retained to help sell the new stadium.
But that really cost us..still is.
Garrett has reached his coaching apex.
He was good for 8-8 seasons and one miracle 12-4 and that was it.
Last year was a complete failure with the QB position and not being prepared and having completely mis-evaluated Weeden and now several others.
This is the leadership he has.
He reminds me of Dave Campo.
A yes guy who is being asked to make do with what he has been handed and he is just not coach enough when it requires something from him to fix it.
Of course..he can't fix anything like the Romo conundrum unless Jones decides its time.