CFZ Is there enough money for a quality coaching staff?

[CouchCoach]

I could be wrong but this owner does not like paying big coach salaries and particularly to coaches out the door. Which is why they waited to let these contracts expire as well as Garrett's.

I also assume Moore made some concessions to get out of his contract as part of his side of the deal.

The Joneses have never seemed to value coaching highly and Parcells was here only as means to an end.

I am also assuming Quinn got another bump to stay but at what expense? Does that mean less to go around for the rest of the staff?

Every time I read what Payton is wanting and saw the Cowboys anywhere in that article, I laughed. Think he is paying any HC 20M a year? And while on that subject, if Payton were to take them to the SB, who do you think gets credit? Him or the man that hired him. This owner has already been down that road and that wasn't good enough for him. And because of the media, the perception of Payton v McCarthy is totally distorted.

I think the requirements list for these coaches has their salary right at the top of the list and that should not be but there are many things about this team that should not be.

 

[foofighters]

The Fan was talking about that this morning and it sounded like all of our coaches are very well paid compared to everyone else. According to them.

 

[Ranching]

Jerry is worth 13.4 billion....I don't think this is an issue. What he doesn't like is firing a coach and paying him to sit at home.

 

[CATCH17]

Jerry won’t pay big dollars for a coach unless he needs a new stadium.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Coaches salaries are not part of the salary cap. I hesitate to think the front office will cheap out on the coaching staff.

I don't think he'll set a new market trend, but he's not gonna lowball either.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Is there enough money? The Cowboys could afford the most expensive coaching staff in the league. Easily.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

The Cowboys are wealthiest franchise and professional sports. They build state of the art facilities. Jerry needs to get past hiring someone he can be friends with and hire a disciplinarian and let him choose his staff regardless of cost. It's not like the Cowboys can't afford it. There's no cap on coaches and the Cowboys have more than enough money.

 

[CouchCoach]

Jerry is worth 13.4 billion....I don't think this is an issue. What he doesn't like is firing a coach and paying him to sit at home.

Worth has nothing to do with how money for certain things is perceived by rich people. Worked with many of them for years.

Ask the waitstaff at a high-end restaurant about rich people and tipping.

 

[blueblood70]

I could be wrong but this owner does not like paying big coach salaries and particularly to coaches out the door. Which is why they waited to let these contracts expire as well as Garrett's.

I also assume Moore made some concessions to get out of his contract as part of his side of the deal.

The Joneses have never seemed to value coaching highly and Parcells was here only as means to an end.

I am also assuming Quinn got another bump to stay but at what expense? Does that mean less to go around for the rest of the staff?

Every time I read what Payton is wanting and saw the Cowboys anywhere in that article, I laughed. Think he is paying any HC 20M a year? And while on that subject, if Payton were to take them to the SB, who do you think gets credit? Him or the man that hired him. This owner has already been down that road and that wasn't good enough for him. And because of the media, the perception of Payton v McCarthy is totally distorted.

I think the requirements list for these coaches has their salary right at the top of the list and that should not be but there are many things about this team that should not be.

that just wrong wont even read it I'm replying to the title.. the jones' have always paid a premium for assistants when worth keeping. many assistants make HC type money here. Quinn is the latest.

 

[CouchCoach]

Is there enough money? The Cowboys could afford the most expensive coaching staff in the league. Easily.

You misunderstand the post, it is about money made available by the owner. Of course there is enough money but will it get spent?

 

[Ranching]

Worth has nothing to do with how money for certain things is perceived by rich people. Worked with many of them for years.

Ask the waitstaff at a high-end restaurant about rich people and tipping.

What does that have to do with paying coaches....are they fetching food and drinks for Jerry? Lol, maybe they are!

 

[glimmerman]

You misunderstand the post, it is about money made available by the owner. Of course there is enough money but will it get spent?

I think it’s about what JJ thinks the coach is worth. I am figuring Quinn got a pay raise to stay. Along with a promise of a few new players of his choice. He could be a quality DT away. Of course some depth players. Are they going to keep LVE I wonder. He played on a 1 year prove it deal last season.

 

[xwalker]

I could be wrong but this owner does not like paying big coach salaries and particularly to coaches out the door. Which is why they waited to let these contracts expire as well as Garrett's.

I also assume Moore made some concessions to get out of his contract as part of his side of the deal.

The Joneses have never seemed to value coaching highly and Parcells was here only as means to an end.

I am also assuming Quinn got another bump to stay but at what expense? Does that mean less to go around for the rest of the staff?

Every time I read what Payton is wanting and saw the Cowboys anywhere in that article, I laughed. Think he is paying any HC 20M a year? And while on that subject, if Payton were to take them to the SB, who do you think gets credit? Him or the man that hired him. This owner has already been down that road and that wasn't good enough for him. And because of the media, the perception of Payton v McCarthy is totally distorted.

I think the requirements list for these coaches has their salary right at the top of the list and that should not be but there are many things about this team that should not be.

They had 29 coaches in 2022.

I looked at the Packers in McCarthy's final 2 seasons and they had 22 coaches.

The Sean Payton talk is all media driven. They're not going to give up a 1st round pick AND pay him big money.

FYI: The Cowboys have often had the highest paid OLine coach in the league. Houck, Callahan, Philbin.

 

[phildadon86]

They had 29 coaches in 2022.

I looked at the Packers in McCarthy's final 2 seasons and they had 22 coaches.

The Sean Payton talk is all media driven. They're not going to give up a 1st round pick AND pay him big money.

FYI: The Cowboys have often had the highest paid OLine coach in the league. Houck, Callahan, Philbin.

He wont be a first round pick by the end of next season. Not even close.

 

[CouchCoach]

What does that have to do with paying coaches....are they fetching food and drinks for Jerry? Lol, maybe they are!

Has to do with how the rich allocate their money.

 

[TexasHillbilly]

I think it’s about what JJ thinks the coach is worth. I am figuring Quinn got a pay raise to stay. Along with a promise of a few new players of his choice. He could be a quality DT away. Of course some depth players. Are they going to keep LVE I wonder. He played on a 1 year prove it deal last season.

Omgosh. I was a bartender back in the day at a really nice nightclub. At a daytime meeting, someone came up to me and said the owner wanted a softdrink. I was not working and not even behind the bar and told the person that he owner could get it himself. The owner heard me and I was "let go". Guess what I said to the owner? Can't say it on the forum it was a beauty.

 

[jazzcat22]

I want to know how much the art hangers gets paid.

 

[jazzcat22]

I think there is an article on the team site, saying how they want to reduce the amount of coaches as part of not renewing the contracts.
And it is not about saving $$$.
I think it has more to do with too many talking heads, and that can confuse the players, especially if they all are not on the same page and were telling them different things.

Less coach, less confusion. Have assistant coaches, but they need less say.

 

[Jipper]

jerry is the 40th richest man in america, there is no salary cap for coaches, so yes there is plenty of money....hes never been tight on coaches salaries which is why he retained a lot of good coordinators over the years when they could have gone elsewhere

 

[lostar2009]

Jerry is worth 13.4 billion....I don't think this is an issue. What he doesn't like is firing a coach and paying him to sit at home.

I would've kept Kellen Moore and let him earn that money doing something else offense related.