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No Time For Cowboys Organization, Or Fanbase, To Panic
By Dave Halprin
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...-for-cowboys-organization-or-fanbase-to-panic
As we head into the final games of the 2015 season, a season that has turned out to be a nightmare from which there is no escape, I offer two humble words of advice - don't panic.
It's not time to fire Jason Garrett. Or Scott Linehan. It's not time to declare the team irretrievably broken and that nothing but blowing it up and starting over will do. The Cowboys are 3-8, I get that, you get that, it's been nothing but misery ever since the game ended with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week Two. The win over Miami was just a brief respite before the darkness enveloped us again. Again - don't panic.
There are lessons to be learned for sure. Almost no one thinks the coaching staff did a good job this season. Almost everybody thinks they did a fantastic job last season. One bum season is not enough to start firing people, especially a season that comes with a large caveat. Losing Tony Romo and Dez Bryant to injury for significant portions of the season does not excuse everything, but it does make a fair evaluation sketchy at best. The coaches can learn from their mistakes just like people in any other profession...
By Dave Halprin
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...-for-cowboys-organization-or-fanbase-to-panic
As we head into the final games of the 2015 season, a season that has turned out to be a nightmare from which there is no escape, I offer two humble words of advice - don't panic.
It's not time to fire Jason Garrett. Or Scott Linehan. It's not time to declare the team irretrievably broken and that nothing but blowing it up and starting over will do. The Cowboys are 3-8, I get that, you get that, it's been nothing but misery ever since the game ended with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week Two. The win over Miami was just a brief respite before the darkness enveloped us again. Again - don't panic.
There are lessons to be learned for sure. Almost no one thinks the coaching staff did a good job this season. Almost everybody thinks they did a fantastic job last season. One bum season is not enough to start firing people, especially a season that comes with a large caveat. Losing Tony Romo and Dez Bryant to injury for significant portions of the season does not excuse everything, but it does make a fair evaluation sketchy at best. The coaches can learn from their mistakes just like people in any other profession...