Jason Witten watch

exactly. Dan Campbell was a position coach for years and spent a few games as interim head coach.
He is also about 180-degree different personality wise. They were both tight ends who played for the Cowboys, that is about the extent of the similarities.
 
I made a post yesterday stating that I want the head coach of Notre Dame to be the Dallas Cowboys coach Marcus Freeman.

However, if that’s not possible, I think we all should listen to what Jerry said a few months ago about Jason Witten …

Jerry Jones, former owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has praised Jason Witten and said he could become a top NFL coach:

  • Understanding of football: Jones said Witten is sophisticated and understands the nuances of football.

  • Work ethic: Jones said Witten has an extraordinary work ethic.

  • Physicality: Jones said Witten understands the physical and mental aspects of being physical.

  • Comparison to Dan Campbell: Jones said Witten reminds him of Dan Campbell, the head coach in Detroit.

  • Potential to be a great coach: Jones believes Witten could become a great NFL coach.

  • NFL coaching in Witten's future: Jones said he sees NFL coaching in Witten's future "without a question".
I think this is our next head coach.
Apparently others think so, too.
But, I am not sure Witten is ready to be a NFL head coach.
And I don't think he will get along with Prescott.
 
I'd take Witt over Moore, at least he is a dude that means business.

Moore would be Garret all over again, buddy-buddy with the QB on Mavs games.
 
Jason Witten = Dan Campbell is exactly the kind of crazy logic that JJ puts in his pipe and smokes on a regular basis.

I would be laughing if I wasn’t terrified that we will likely be reading about Witt coming in for an interview later this week.

And I love Witt.
 
It's over! Clueless Witten-due to experience. Jason Garrett 2.0-Kellen Moore or another puppet. Get ready for 40 years and counting :facepalm:
 
I made a post yesterday stating that I want the head coach of Notre Dame to be the Dallas Cowboys coach Marcus Freeman.

However, if that’s not possible, I think we all should listen to what Jerry said a few months ago about Jason Witten …

Jerry Jones, former owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has praised Jason Witten and said he could become a top NFL coach:

  • Understanding of football: Jones said Witten is sophisticated and understands the nuances of football.

  • Work ethic: Jones said Witten has an extraordinary work ethic.

  • Physicality: Jones said Witten understands the physical and mental aspects of being physical.

  • Comparison to Dan Campbell: Jones said Witten reminds him of Dan Campbell, the head coach in Detroit.

  • Potential to be a great coach: Jones believes Witten could become a great NFL coach.

  • NFL coaching in Witten's future: Jones said he sees NFL coaching in Witten's future "without a question".
I think this is our next head coach.
How did that Jeff Saturday straight out of High School coaching work for Indy?
 
I made a post yesterday stating that I want the head coach of Notre Dame to be the Dallas Cowboys coach Marcus Freeman.

However, if that’s not possible, I think we all should listen to what Jerry said a few months ago about Jason Witten …

Jerry Jones, former owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has praised Jason Witten and said he could become a top NFL coach:

  • Understanding of football: Jones said Witten is sophisticated and understands the nuances of football.

  • Work ethic: Jones said Witten has an extraordinary work ethic.

  • Physicality: Jones said Witten understands the physical and mental aspects of being physical.

  • Comparison to Dan Campbell: Jones said Witten reminds him of Dan Campbell, the head coach in Detroit.

  • Potential to be a great coach: Jones believes Witten could become a great NFL coach.

  • NFL coaching in Witten's future: Jones said he sees NFL coaching in Witten's future "without a question".
I think this is our next head coach.
The man with only High School coaching experience ?
That would make no sense.
So..... that's what we will probably do...
 
I made a post yesterday stating that I want the head coach of Notre Dame to be the Dallas Cowboys coach Marcus Freeman.

However, if that’s not possible, I think we all should listen to what Jerry said a few months ago about Jason Witten …

Jerry Jones, former owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has praised Jason Witten and said he could become a top NFL coach:

  • Understanding of football: Jones said Witten is sophisticated and understands the nuances of football.

  • Work ethic: Jones said Witten has an extraordinary work ethic.

  • Physicality: Jones said Witten understands the physical and mental aspects of being physical.

  • Comparison to Dan Campbell: Jones said Witten reminds him of Dan Campbell, the head coach in Detroit.

  • Potential to be a great coach: Jones believes Witten could become a great NFL coach.

  • NFL coaching in Witten's future: Jones said he sees NFL coaching in Witten's future "without a question".
I think this is our next head coach.
Even Al Davis at the end would not make such a crazy hire....
 
How did that Jeff Saturday straight out of High School coaching work for Indy?
Hey, he won in the NFL. I mean it was only one win, and it was over 8 games as a head coach, but he won in the NFL. Why the hate? :grin:
 
High school coach. Great :facepalm: Maybe Witten can bring some of his student-players aboard:p
 
"Jerry said..."

"Jones beleives....."

Are there any opinions coming from those with actual NFL expertise and evaluation skills?

Might as well start off with, "The roulette wheel stopped on......:"
 
If Jerry were to do something like this over Ben Johnson (who he supposedly won't hire due to lack of HC experience)...I just... I can't even articulate the words or acts of violence I'd want to commit.
That pretty much guarantees Jason Witten is the next head coach:lmao:


Sorry, I couldn't resist. Just when you think he can't get any worse...
 

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