How about Dan Lanning?

[RustyBourneHorse]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Lanning

Rather than a retread, why not try him as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys? He's 38, and he was hired as Oregon HC in 2022. He's currently got Oregon undefeated in the Big 10 defeating Ohio State and Michigan. He's a defencive coach, which means he'd be able to help build our defence. I love what he's been building with the Oregon Ducks, and I could see him building something great for us.

Plus, I love the culture he's brought to the Oregon Ducks. I think, since we'd be his first stop in the NFL, he'd be able to deal with Jerry, and he might be able to bring a level of the culture he brought to Oregon.

 

[RodeoJake]

College coaches have been notoriously bad in the NFL. I believe you have to go all the way back to Jimmy Johnson for the last time one actually succeeded.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

College coaches have been notoriously bad in the NFL. I believe you have to go all the way back to Jimmy Johnson for the last time one actually succeeded.

Sure, but I think Lanning is going to get a call from an NFL team at some point, and I think he could be a good choice. Plus, he is young and could have some innovative ideas for our team.