What’s the most important position on the field? Do very good QBs make players around them better? Dak and Romo are the definition of average. Romo was better than Dak. #s and stats are your go to?
Your definition of elite is bad.
10000%.. If a team was willing to give up a ton of draft capital or trade for Dak that could help our team, plus, if Milton sucks the rest of the year we just move on, but call me crazy but I love milton and believe he could flourish if given a chance... Again, I'm not in the building everyday so don't know Miltons shortcomings, but on the surface this is what I would do... Shotty, is just too nice of a guy and obviously just happy to be a head coach..
Actually, yes, just like those three things. Sometimes you have to start rookies. Sometimes you hire a first time coach or coordinator. Quite often, there isn't a realistic way of moving on from them as quickly as you otherwise might have. I've always found it strange how often people talk about signing other quarterbacks, making coaching changes, etc. as if those moves are zero-cost and/or guaranteed to produce positive results. In quite a few cases, there aren't any experienced free-agent QBs or successful head coaches sitting around waiting on teams to call them, meaning there aren't any better (or even any good) options to choose from in the first place.
By all means, Jerry has set the standard for status quo for not upgrading coaching or the QB position. What exactly has Dink done? 11 years equals 2-5 and always folds vs good defenses. I’ll take a fence post over Dink at this point. At the end of the day, what’s the difference? Neither is getting you to a SB. It’s not my job to point out the options. The bozos in our FO are suppose to do that but they also are not qualified for the job. I hope you’re not defending the Jones hire of our DC.
Ok you're crazy.
Downs is better in the slot than at deep safety, and Bland's play hasn't warranted playing him over anyone.
Spagnuolo, Saban and Fangio all had rough first years as DC.
Bills commited 13 penalties last night.Through five games the Cowboys have 34 penalties.
Thats 20th in the league and by the time the Falcons, Chiefs and Bills play their fifth game, the Cowboys will likely be 24th.
So, are you saying that’s a reflection of a culture?
Cowboys finished week five 23rd in penalties. That’s a good number.Bills commited 13 penalties last night.
So, no Cowboys won't be 24th.
Thank goodness for small favors!
He should have never been hired. Jerry is cheap and does not value coaching. This team will get worse as the season goes on
Nope - he has not made any adjustments and looks like a deer caught in the headlights.
Of course, but just how much of a chance? Are we willing to dump the season just because he deserves a chance?
As I said, I'm not in the building, but why is it crazy to go with Milton and tade Dak? Because by your account you think we should keep Dak because he is a world beater in the playoffs? How many teams start rookie qb's because they're first round picks but end up sucking? Why is it far fetched to roll with Milton? It's called taking a risk.. He has shown he can play in the preseason without all the weapons Dak plays with... If Dak could bring many draft picks I would take them and lose his salary, sounds like something Gruden would do as well....
While I think Howell is a better option than Milton, I have no issue w/ moving on from Dak and going w/ a young guy.
Well thank goodness the preseason is 17 weeks long! Oh wait…
