One of the few times the Cowboys were in a hurry up Sunday night was when we needed our HC to challenge a bad call on the field. No, hurrying into a failed 4th down attempt that turned it over to the Eagles in Cowboys territory was his priority.
He may run a good practice, but he is not known as a great in game coach. Think about this, how would MM look right now if we lost Dan Quinn last offseason.
The MVP of the Cowboys(Micah Parsons), has stated he LOVES Dan Quinn and wants to play for him for the rest of his career.
Would you keep MM over DQ if you had to make a choice between them?
Yes, McCarthy should have challenged the spot on the field in 1st Q Sunday night and he has had some questionable lapses in judgment on the sidelines. All coaches experience this.
Dan Quinn is probably gone next year. He just may end up in Denver. That's how the NFL coaching system works. I would be a little surprised to hear Dan Quinn was not interested in a HC job. It has nothing to do with McCarthy and I think McCarthy is a better HC anyway. Parsons will follow the money, he is not going to follow a coach.
For all the fans I hear wanting Sean Payton to replace McCarthy; it's pretty obvious not many of them have looked at the 2 coaches almost identical records in the NFL. Both making their hay with elite QBs. McCarthy has done an amazing job with the Cowboys this year. To keep them in the thick of the NFCE race without their QB1 and starting LT is a phenomenal accomplishment. The team is dialed in and plays with confidence.
The love for DQ as a HC is a careful what you wish for proposition. I think he is best suited as a DC and if that is what he wants out of life, he will always have a place in Frisco with Jerry.