Jerry Needs To Offer Jimmy Johnson A Contract

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Jimmy Johnson could be the missing piece here. Gibbs came back to Washington, and Jimmy knows that Jerry will be desperate to make it work this time.
 
man I love chocolate pudding. Its almost as good as keylime pie
 
I wish someone would post something that was actually a doable.


Not some "pie-in-the-sky" wish.
 
Matt;2355154 said:
Jimmy Johnson could be the missing piece here. Gibbs came back to Washington, and Jimmy knows that Jerry will be desperate to make it work this time.


:laugh2:


Yeah...Gibbs' did wonders for the Skins! Let's try it!!
 
man I wish people get over the Jimmy days. He's not coming back. Get over it.
 
EveryoneElse;2355207 said:
I wonder how chocolate keylime pie would taste....


You mean like spreading the pudding over the pie? Man thats genius
 
I recall, just a few years ago, about a coach that was a hard-*** but past his prime.

Why are we reliving the past ?
 
EveryoneElse;2355207 said:
I wonder how chocolate keylime pie would taste....


Brother bought a coconut
he bought it for a dime

Doctor, is there something I can take?

Doctor? To relieve my belly ache...
 
That sound you hear is Jimmy laughing his *** off on his boat in the Florida Keys.
 
5Stars;2355210 said:
:laugh2:


Yeah...Gibbs' did wonders for the Skins! Let's try it!!


lets not forget the greatness of Shell back to the Raiders............
 
Bill Parcells couldn't win with this team, why do you think Jimmy Johnson could?

Also, I would give it two weeks before the fans turn on Jimmy.
 
Its funny, but both Terry and Howie were thinking the exact same thing. Howie was even calculating how much it would take to lure Jimmy back.


Jimmy quickly difused it all by saying "no, not me", but it didn't sound that convincing IMO.


Personally, I think this is the perfect scenario for Jimmy and his planet sized ego. Coaching a uber-talented team to the SB (just for half a season) would cement his HOF credentials and make him the undisputed greatest Cowboys coach ever. Not to mention, it would be a very gentle but clear "in your face" to his now buddy Jerry about who was the true driver on the 90's championship teams. If he fails, not his fault, it was just for 1/2 a season and he was only doing it to help out a buddy and the Cowboys (not his scheme, not his players, especially on D). Lots of built in excuses.


Win-win for Jimmy IMO.
 
i would love to give him a shot but he's too busy enjoying life in florida lol he aint ever comin back...
 
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