Linehan gets the blame, since he didn't get it done, before Dak became the QB of the Cowboys. If it's all on Dak and not on the coaches, then how come this team didn't get past the divisional round with Romo? I believe that Garrett's time should be limited if we miss the playoffs or get kicked out in the divisional round again next season.
Does it make any sense to anyone that everyone credits Dak for his own rookie year, but Linehan doesn't get the same pass? Dak has been average at best since then, but escapes all the blame.
I'll never figure that out, just like I won't be able to figure out how Garrett manages to go through coordinators and still stay without any real success... He is lucky that no team in our division has maintained a dominant roster during his tenure.
If we were in the AFC East, AFC North, NFC North, NFC West we would have been a laughing stock.
How does Dak get credit for his rookie year but Linehan gets blame since
..Cause Dak was a rookie then , Linehan was not!...
Average? Not having a losing season and getting to the second round of the playoffs twice in ones first 3 years is average? What blame has dak escaped? he has been bashed nonstop on this board and even during a winning streak.
Linehan gets bashed because he keeps calling plays like we had the 2016 online. The kellen moore hire is questionable as well.
This board is ridiculous when it comes to blame in general.
Bad FO decision= old crazy Jerry again
Good FO decision= Stephen or McClay is a
genius
Dak’s issues being blamed on Kellen Moore
Coaching issues switched from Garrett’s scheme to its all Linehan’s fault
Everything was Marinelli’s fault and Richard did everything that went well
It will really never end either
its simple. when dak over throws, its the WRs fault that he is not tall enough and can't jump. when dak screws up, its the OL, the scheme, the coach, the OL, the RB (well maybe not), the fans in section 440 row D, the northeast winds, nothing is ever Dak's fault. he is immune. all he needs is a great OL, two #1 WRs a great TE, a great RB and a great defense to save him from those bad offensive games he may have and he is then the best QB...just get him all of those things and Dak is greatDoes it make any sense to anyone that everyone credits Dak for his own rookie year, but Linehan doesn't get the same pass? Dak has been average at best since then, but escapes all the blame.
I'll never figure that out, just like I won't be able to figure out how Garrett manages to go through coordinators and still stay without any real success... He is lucky that no team in our division has maintained a dominant roster during his tenure.
If we were in the AFC East, AFC North, NFC North, NFC West we would have been a laughing stock.
...not really...Dak took the reigns and was a leader...Linehan really had nothing to do with that. Seems any standard OC would have gotten the same results...IMMHO!....doesn't that argument help Linehan? That Linehan got that kind of performance out of a rookie?
Does it make any sense to anyone that everyone credits Dak for his own rookie year, but Linehan doesn't get the same pass? Dak has been average at best since then, but escapes all the blame.
I'm not one that puts Romo on pedestal and has all of these "if only Romo had this defense" thoughts, but I think he was extremely helpful to Dak that year. I remember shots of him coaching Dak up between series.
I think Romo was the OC that year.
there was an interview where it was stated that romo created the scheme and installed it every week for dak that year. i need to find it.
There are problems on both sides. FRom scheme, there are an inordinate amount of curls and comebacks. Many posters have seen it for a few years, but were only validated when Amari Cooper basically said "screw that, the defense is sitting on that" COuple that with the inability to ever run a positive WR screen, yet do it 2-3 times per game, no rub routes, rare use of hurry up, and stubbornness to not attack a defenses weakness, is why Im at least hopeful for something, sadly, the biggest plays in this offense are usually on extended plays from a breakdown. THis has been a problem for a decade though - well before linehan. THat said, players have some fault as wellI always found it funny that Dak lovers throw up all these stats that "prove" he is an elite QB. And in the very next breath say how awful the scheme is and the coaches, like neither have an impact on the success that Dak has had. It's just silly. If he is completing passes at a historic rate, people have to be open, if they are open, the scheme had done it's job. I don't care one way or the other regarding Scott being here or being fired, I don't think he is the main issue with the offense, the issue is the guy taking the snap. But we will all see what a new guy can do with it, and let's just hope that it was Scott all this time.
...not really...Dak took the reigns and was a leader...Linehan really had nothing to do with that. Seems any standard OC would have gotten the same results...IMMHO!
Did I break you, dude?this is just sad
Because Linehan didn't adjust after that year and all the other teams did once they had tape on Dak running the offense built for Romo. That's a coordinators job.
You're trolling LOL
Yes, the OC had nothing to do...at all, with the success of Elliott, Beasley, Dak, or our O-Line in 2016. It was all Dakie poo.
...Trolling?... That's insulting!...Surely ya jest!?!.... We were only talking about Dak and Linehanpoo….of course if you want to broaden the subject ...be my guest... I've already stated my thoughts.
You're right. Our offense clicking on all cylinders in 2016 had nothing to do with the OC. It was just...Dak. that's it. His "leadership" - rookie "leadership".
Had nothing at all to do with the supporting cast or the playcalling. You got it, man.