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Josh Butler led the team in tackles
It's Fish .......but I have read a couple of other nuggets Kingsbury would be high on Jerry's list to replace MM.
Today's W was a pyrrhic victory. Only hurts us in the end. You have to commit to a strategy and make tough decisions...including loading up L's to secure a better draft position. This is Jerry gambling on Lady Luck again...Dak never won anything with really good teams and when healthy
He’s winning nothing now
Stop wasting time
Pay Johnson (Lions OC) to be HC
Recommend Saleh for DC but should be HC final decision
Draft a QB rd1
If the rookie comes in and does well in TC, tell Dak he can be traded or sit, his choice.
Take the cap hit, no restructure
Trade Parsons and Diggs for big time draft capital to restock the talent
Next year will be a rebuilding year but if the QB hits we will be competing in 2026
Takes some balls and Jerry does not have any
It would depend who Jerry hires for all of KK’s assistant coaches lol.I’m a big Texas Tech fan and have some strong opinions about Kliff. He’s a brilliant offensive mind but a lousy HC. Remember it was Kingsbury who recruited and developed Patrick Mahomes at Tech. Somehow with the great Mahomes on board, Tech only had a winning record once.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot to like about Kingsbury, but some downers too.Here are the strengths and weaknesses Of KK as a head coach as I see it.
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
- One of the most innovative in offensive scheme and play calling in football today.
- Relates well to the players.
- Hard working. A coach who lives and breathes in the film room.
- Good judge of offensive talent.
- Aggressive; not afraid to take chances.
- Develops young QBs very well.
My final take on Kliff Kingsbury is he’s an offensive genius who is a great offensive coordinator but not a great head coach. IMO he’s best as an OC. Jerry would love that he doesn’t want a lot of media spotlight.
- His teams always start well, then fade.
- His teams never seem to have a good defense. I can only surmise that he spends little time talking to his defensive coaches and players.
- Not a great disciplinarian. His teams are usually high in number of penalties.
- His personality is somewhat introverted. Doesn’t love talking to the press.
Mike Fischer is basically Skip Bayless Lite. Says anything to make himself seem ”insightful” and “in the know”.
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It's Fish .......but I have read a couple of other nuggets Kingsbury would be high on Jerry's list to replace MM.
No chance of Flores here....Jerry won't hire a guy that went after the NFL. Won't ever happen.I would love to see Flores here, and if he wasn't on the list then Vrabel and as a last resort the Hoodie.
I know if you just looked at news articles one would think Flores was not a good coach and had a tendency to be a whiner and complainer who sued the NFL.
I think his overall record an development as a coach is the kind of resume I like. From the bottom up as an assistant scout. He worked under the hoodie in the disciplinarian environment, and has had some success after the up and down learning period with the Dolphins.
I am interested in his defence that relies on players who are not "dumb". It is a complex defence that emphasizes players doing their job right all the time. There is very little margin for error.
I am interested in seeing a culture change in the Cowboys, and having a locker room and team focused on weeding out "stupid" players is something I thikn would help. If there is a coaching change I want someone from the Belichick coaching tree. I know there are other more talented and innovative coaching individuals, but I feel the best type of coach for the current team and current ownership is a hardass personality.
Last, I suspect he has a bit of an edge with him, and could take on the nonsense of carnival barker GMs like Jerry and Stephen Jones.
SO JUST KEEP MIKEI’m a big Texas Tech fan and have some strong opinions about Kliff. He’s a brilliant offensive mind but a lousy HC. Remember it was Kingsbury who recruited and developed Patrick Mahomes at Tech. Somehow with the great Mahomes on board, Tech only had a winning record once.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot to like about Kingsbury, but some downers too.Here are the strengths and weaknesses Of KK as a head coach as I see it.
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
- One of the most innovative in offensive scheme and play calling in football today.
- Relates well to the players.
- Hard working. A coach who lives and breathes in the film room.
- Good judge of offensive talent.
- Aggressive; not afraid to take chances.
- Develops young QBs very well.
My final take on Kliff Kingsbury is he’s an offensive genius who is a great offensive coordinator but not a great head coach. IMO he’s best as an OC. Jerry would love that he doesn’t want a lot of media spotlight.
- His teams always start well, then fade.
- His teams never seem to have a good defense. I can only surmise that he spends little time talking to his defensive coaches and players.
- Not a great disciplinarian. His teams are usually high in number of penalties.
- His personality is somewhat introverted. Doesn’t love talking to the press.
I enjoy your posts.I’m a big Texas Tech fan and have some strong opinions about Kliff. He’s a brilliant offensive mind but a lousy HC. Remember it was Kingsbury who recruited and developed Patrick Mahomes at Tech. Somehow with the great Mahomes on board, Tech only had a winning record once.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot to like about Kingsbury, but some downers too.Here are the strengths and weaknesses Of KK as a head coach as I see it.
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
- One of the most innovative in offensive scheme and play calling in football today.
- Relates well to the players.
- Hard working. A coach who lives and breathes in the film room.
- Good judge of offensive talent.
- Aggressive; not afraid to take chances.
- Develops young QBs very well.
My final take on Kliff Kingsbury is he’s an offensive genius who is a great offensive coordinator but not a great head coach. IMO he’s best as an OC. Jerry would love that he doesn’t want a lot of media spotlight.
- His teams always start well, then fade.
- His teams never seem to have a good defense. I can only surmise that he spends little time talking to his defensive coaches and players.
- Not a great disciplinarian. His teams are usually high in number of penalties.
- His personality is somewhat introverted. Doesn’t love talking to the press.
I'd make Harris d q. I'd like a creative oc who confuses defensrAs long as you get a solid DC. Robert Saleh or Mike Vrabel (if he’s not a HC anywhere) would work. Or if we’re looking to promote from within Al Harris, but I have a feeling he goes off to DC with DQ after this season.
I only mentioned it because Jerry likes that because it gives more attention to himself.I enjoy your posts.
But why is "Doesn't like talking to the press" a weakness?
I'd rather promote Harris to HC than entertain Kingsbury as a candidate to replace McCarthy.As long as you get a solid DC. Robert Saleh or Mike Vrabel (if he’s not a HC anywhere) would work. Or if we’re looking to promote from within Al Harris, but I have a feeling he goes off to DC with DQ after this season.