I remember Witten playing with a broken jaw, he was a beast.OMG.....they better not be seriously considering this hire...
During the 2000's he was too busy as the President of the Texas chapter of NORML.I always believed that Stepnoski would have been a great OL coach.
I always believed that Stepnoski would have been a great OL coach.
right!! lolWitten and Campbell have so much in common.
They were both NFL TE's and..................................
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones when asked on @1053thefan if he thinks former Cowboys TE Jason Witten could one day be an NFL coach: "Yes. Without hesitation. Yes. He has something that you can't draw up. He reminds me a lot of our other tight end who is head coach up there in Detroit right now (Dan Campbell).
"Jason is very sophisticated when it comes to understanding football and all the nuances. But more important than anything, he really does understand the physical and the mentality of being physical and that part of it. Without a question, he could become (an NFL coach). He has extraordinary work ethic. ... He can be a top coach."
It’s not even HS level. It’s a bunch of kids of some of the richest parents in TX. Some of them bought with free scholarships.I dont doubt Witten could be an NFL coach at some point, but I'd also like to see him actually work as an NFL position coach before getting that opportunity. Hiring a guy straight out of the high school level would more laughable than Jason Witten trying to call games on monday night football.
That is true Plastic.During the 2000's he was too busy as the President of the Texas chapter of NORML.
That didn't exactly make him popular among NFL executives.
You don't think he would make a good TE coach?OMG.....they better not be seriously considering this hire...
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones when asked on @1053thefan if he thinks former Cowboys TE Jason Witten could one day be an NFL coach: "Yes. Without hesitation. Yes. He has something that you can't draw up. He reminds me a lot of our other tight end who is head coach up there in Detroit right now (Dan Campbell).
"Jason is very sophisticated when it comes to understanding football and all the nuances. But more important than anything, he really does understand the physical and the mentality of being physical and that part of it. Without a question, he could become (an NFL coach). He has extraordinary work ethic. ... He can be a top coach."
I think he'd make a great football broadcast commentator! Him and booger mcfarland!You don't think he would make a good TE coach?