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Michael Irvin may be a better conditioning coach.The same reason we should have Michael Irvin as WRs coach.
He would have most of the team puking from his workouts.
Michael Irvin may be a better conditioning coach.The same reason we should have Michael Irvin as WRs coach.
What makes you think he wouldn't?
Troy was a crybaby, I'd rather have Darren Woodson
Only when the players are in the showersOnly if Skip Bayless can be his Director of Player Personnel.
You ever see the film of him crapping all over Barry? That should be done in house and not on NFL films...A crybaby? Well, that was stupid!
Elway is tricky. He did get them to two SB's, winning one. However he does seem to struggle with tradional team building. If he gets Rodgers next offseason, he will probably build that team similar to how he put talent around Manning. It will probably be successful short termFormer star quarterbacks have a lousy record as GM's or Head Coaches. (Harbaugh was not a star).
From Norm Van Brocklin and Bart Starr to John Elway, owners have tried to inspire fans by bringing back their iconic hero in the hopes that success on the field somehow tanslates directly into a different area of expertise.
When you look at the majority of Super Bowl winning GM's, they spent 20 years in the NFL evaluating talent at every level starting with intern scout, then area scout to regional director.....to Director of Operations and then GM.
They earned each of their promotions by achieving documented success. They have expertise, experience and a vast knowledge in evaluating NFL and college talent.
Even if they were former players, they paid their dues in the scouting department
Jones doesn't fool me for a second and shouldn't fool Aikman. Troy would simply be an additional buffer subject to the specific whims of an owner who always wants the credit, accolades and recognition earned by those he employed.
Jerry has deluded himself into believing that performance results are some type of intellectual property. In other words, Troy's achievements are owned by Jerry because he hired him.
In conclusion, I love Troy but he is not qualified to be a GM. In addition, if he were to experience success then Jerry would immediately push Troy aside, grab the steering wheel and create the next Cowboy wreck.
For Troy to find any success, he would have to insist that Jerry not be involved in any football related decisions including communicating with the media. Jerry would be getting the same publicity and exposure given to normal owners.
We all realize that is about as likely as Dinucci becoming the next Roger Staubach.
I don't know if Aikman would be a good GM or not, but to say he doesn't know football is an idiotic statement.Last time Aikman had a hand as GM, he hand-picked some TE. Was the name David LaFlower? Worked out real well.
Aikman was never great as a QB. The team was great. Aikman stinks as an announcer. Listen to Aikman and listen to Romo. See the difference. One knows football, one doesn’t. Aikman is just a name some fans automatically gravitate to.
You ever see the film of him crapping all over Barry? That should be done in house and not on NFL films...
I don't blame him for being pissed, just don't like that he did it publicly....Troy was a warrior, I still think Woodson would be more level headed and a better GMYou Dak fans will piss on any QB not named Dak. Troy was a warrior. Screw Barry.
If that’s true then why has Troy openly lobbied for it?
No GM would ever consider taking this job unless it's for a massive paycheck.
Imagine having the Beverly Hillibillies over your head while you're trying to build a team.
https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/.amp...ry-jones-would-consider-hiring-gm-troy-aikman
"I would consider it and I do consider it," Jones revealed. "I would not be averse to that. ... I'd put Troy at the head of the list''
Just talk or is it possible?
Jerry knows it's safe to say because Troy would never want that job....and Jerry knows it. Great pointless statement to spin the marketing wheel for a few days.
??? Sorry man, but you are just ranting at this point. Whatever Troy Aikman was he was not a selfish player. Did a three time Super Bowl winning quarterback get paid? I hope so. But I don’t think that anyone on the team at the time thought that he put himself above the interest of the team. In fact in his last years he took quite a beating as the franchise devolved
Jimmy wants to stay a legend - and retired. No way he's coming back to that headache, then run the risk of tarnishing his legacy.You know? He may not get Troy, but could you see a possibility where Jimmy becomes GM? If they're softening their tones with each other, which it sounds like, maybe Jimmy becomes GM? Sounded to me like Jerry was wanting to rebuild bridges, and Jimmy as a GM could be quite fun.