Troy is probably not a giant Jerry fan. Jerry shoved Barry Switzer and Chan Gailey down his throat and basically deep sixed the back half of Troy's career.
Gailey revived the offense (and the triplets, after they got bad by the end of Switzer's era) after it went stale. And he went to the playoffs each year here. Troy ignored those positives and backstabbed him, pushing for his firing so we could go back to the stale old offense he "felt more comfortable in." Troy's meddling is part of the reason why we ended up with Dave Campo and Jack Reilly.
Troy also signed off on blowing a 1st rounder on TE LaFleur. And I'm pretty sure I recall reading that he attended the workout and gave Jerry a thumbs up for one of those baseball-playing quarterbacks, Hutchinson or Henson. But, for Troy's sake, I hope I'm remembering that wrong.
Troy was a good player, but his eye for personnel? His sense of how to use resources? His head for coaching changes? Yikes.
Tells me he'd probably just be another Matt Millen-level failure if he tries to get into that line of work. It's not in his wheelhouse at all.
Being able to play football doesn't magically make you any good at scouting or making coaching hires or having an understanding of the economics or game theory involved in effectively using salary cap or draft resources.
