CCBoy
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You make perspective up now...he spoke directly as a successful Head Coach, himself. What about that do YOU not comprehend.Yet you insult him for just knowing better through his own experience. Exactly how many people have you been accountable and the actual leader for, creator of operation missions, and accountable for their success actually for? You have no real concept for quick imput required for any real roster recreation and training is involved in a franchise that quickly. It was not all done by Jimmy Johnson. It took a team and even then, Jimmy wanted more power that was not on the table. As a professional, Jimmy did owe Jerry as well as his players and support team's work for what was done. He owed Jerry respect as his own boss and his players the loyalty they earned from sacrifice through work and from team play. They obeyed and achieved in games as a team. Jimmy sold them out the week of the second Super Bowl trying to become a GM for another team, the week before playing for the 2nd Lombardi. That isn't in question as well.I didn’t change his stance. His point was weirdly inaccurate. I’ve always respected Ranching but this is a weird hill to die on when he hates when Dak “haters” pop up. If Jimmy constructed an All Star team snd then coached them. Well then he’s responsible. I just don’t get the all or nothing stance on many of these issues
Jimmy was an important part as the Coach, yea, a good one...but it took an entire team's work and a huge gamble by Jerry. A huge guarantee that Jerry had to first win in the wildcatter's world and gambles and putting life on the line itself to drill and be successful at.
Ranching knows the world well that involves the position of a Head Coach...respect that and understand all elements before just being insultive. You really don't have enough on a plate through one's own experience to opine with one's own assumed right of enforcement. That's no more than an opinion, then...yours was foolish as well.