Asklesko
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Clown show...and then they gave Schotty a four year contract.
Clown show...and then they gave Schotty a four year contract.
Now he has no paycheck and very little chance at another high paying job. Obviously, he wasn't confident in his ability to win in the next 3 years. He did us all a favor. If he had a sack, he would have walked, before he ruined his name by becoming a lameduck coach.I'm with Mike on this. After an embarrassing playoff loss, if you aren't going to clear house (players and coaches) but bring everyone back instead then you do the things necessary to make your team better where you got exposed. But the FO did nothing and hung him out to dry before the season even started. So all season long Mike had to hear chatter about whether he would be back or not or he's "coaching for his life," etc. which is embarrassing in itself. So Mike wanted security (and maybe a little payback) and wouldn't budge. I wouldn't either.
No....plenty of fans like youAm I the only one who barfs in my mouth every time I read/hear schotty?
Hater. You should try to be more positive about things around here, lol. So who sucks more? Garrett or Mike?Now he has no paycheck and very little chance at another high paying job. Obviously, he wasn't confident in his ability to win in the next 3 years. He did us all a favor. If he had a sack, he would have walked, before he ruined his name by becoming a lameduck coach.
Garrett!! No question about that! LolHater. You should try to be more positive about things around here, lol. So who sucks more? Garrett or Mike?
Unless, as I hinted in my original post, Mike never even planned to re-sign and just dragged it out to payback screw Jerry and send the FO scrambling to find a coach like it seems they did. All the hot candidates got snatched up, maybe because they were courted earlier. So maybe Mike's plan was to throw out an offer he knew wouldn't be received well to eat up time (more fat jokes) so the Cowboys would be at a disadvantage to find someone else. All speculation of course, but if asking for 5 years seems outrageous like it does to many here, maybe it was designed to be outrageous. Who looked worse in that breakup? Jerry or Mike? Who did sports media rail more? You think Jerry enjoyed that? Maybe the bastid did, lol.Jerry didn’t want to commit long term because of his 1-3 playoff record. He was brought here to take the Cowboys to the next level and that didn’t happen. He basically gave McCarthy a take it or leave it. No one knows what’s going on in McCarthy’s head but he was clearly put off by the lack of commitment. Jerry wasn’t all in with him.
He had a 4 year deal.After 5 years, and the lack of postseason success I could see some pushback from ownership on not wanting another 5 year deal.
Of course the ownership appears to be too cheap to buyout any deal that's guaranteed salary.
IMO for Mike it's probably for the best to wait another year. Not like the options this year were as good as Dallas was 5 years ago.
Based upon past precedent with Garrett, Jones did nothing different. This idea MM and Jerry met to discuss coaching options is a "report", yet he had multiple meetings with Garrett too, while letting the contract expire on the 14th. Jerry was never in a rush to hire a coach.Unless, as I hinted in my original post, Mike never even planned to re-sign and just dragged it out to payback screw Jerry and send the FO scrambling to find a coach like it seems they did. All the hot candidates got snatched up, maybe because they were courted earlier. So maybe Mike's plan was to throw out an offer he knew wouldn't be received well to eat up time (more fat jokes) so the Cowboys would be at a disadvantage to find someone else. All speculation of course, but if asking for 5 years seems outrageous like it does to many here, maybe it was designed to be outrageous. Who looked worse in that breakup? Jerry or Mike? Who did sports media rail more? You think Jerry enjoyed that? Maybe the bastid did, lol.
P.S. - I'm a dang good conspiracy theorist when I put my mind to it. I wonder if there's a 5-year contract out there for me from Fox, lol.
And just me, I'm suspicious that Joneses started at 2 but ultimately said they'd be willing to do 3. That's why, then, they couldn't get to a compromise at 4 yrs.
I admire Mike for sticking to his guns, because if I were him, I'd consider 2 to be an insult, and 3 not sufficient. 4 would have been my minimum.
At the same time, I cannot not admire Joneses for capping it at 3. If I were them, I would have done exactly the same thing. If I'm just looking for someone who could win regular season games, then I'd be willing to do 4, but the prospect of more of the same post season futility would just be too much. In fact, it is only because Mike McCarthy does have a SB ring (attesting to the fact it's plausible he could have a break through) that I'd be willing to go beyond 2.
To me, they were both right.
Sports media is always going to rail Jerry more. McCarthy was lucky to still have a job after the embarrassing playoff loss to Green Bay. We got no further in the playoffs with him than the other coaches Jerry moved on from. Jerry replaced him and no one else offered McCarthy a job. He’s a retread and most teams are looking for the next great young HC.Unless, as I hinted in my original post, Mike never even planned to re-sign and just dragged it out to payback screw Jerry and send the FO scrambling to find a coach like it seems they did. All the hot candidates got snatched up, maybe because they were courted earlier. So maybe Mike's plan was to throw out an offer he knew wouldn't be received well to eat up time (more fat jokes) so the Cowboys would be at a disadvantage to find someone else. All speculation of course, but if asking for 5 years seems outrageous like it does to many here, maybe it was designed to be outrageous. Who looked worse in that breakup? Jerry or Mike? Who did sports media rail more? You think Jerry enjoyed that? Maybe the bastid did, lol.
P.S. - I'm a dang good conspiracy theorist when I put my mind to it. I wonder if there's a 5-year contract out there for me from Fox, lol.
And just me, I'm suspicious that Joneses started at 2 but ultimately said they'd be willing to do 3. That's why, then, they couldn't get to a compromise at 4 yrs.
I admire Mike for sticking to his guns, because if I were him, I'd consider 2 to be an insult, and 3 not sufficient. 4 would have been my minimum.
At the same time, I cannot not admire Joneses for capping it at 3. If I were them, I would have done exactly the same thing. If I'm just looking for someone who could win regular season games, then I'd be willing to do 4, but the prospect of more of the same post season futility would just be too much. In fact, it is only because Mike McCarthy does have a SB ring (attesting to the fact it's plausible he could have a break through) that I'd be willing to go beyond 2.
To me, they were both right.
Jerry might regret not giving him the five year deal.McCarthy might be regretting not taking the offer. Now he’s out of work.
Mike was making $8m per year So he passed on a minimum $24m.I dont think the jones boys wanted mike back, they wanted a change, but mostly they dont want to pay decent or high money for
a good HC.
The reason they shunned BB was because he was making 20 mil a year in NE, and no way the jones boys wanted to pay
him even half that.
Pete probably wanted at least 10 mil, Payton too plus they had to pay NO for him.
They jones boys are scrooges, and a coaches salary comes out of their pockets not the cap.
So they are so cheap they want to pay in the 3-5 mil range. I read that mike was making 4 mil a year, which is below the norm.
They think they are so great themselves, that any HC should be able to win a SB here. They think it is partly luck, and getting hot at right
time lol.
Any one of 500 coaches will do!!!!!!!!!!!
I would be curious to know what they are paying shot, and did pay mike, if anyone finds out .
it is odd, because JG mad 6 mil a year didnt he?