OPINION: Jimmy Johnson will return to Cowboys

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i just have this gut feeling....people ask him about it and he says "i doubt it"
if he was 100% against coaching he would say it. that means there is a tini tiny chance...i know i need to stop dreaming...i guess i just miss the good ol days:(
 

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cowboys#1;1086951 said:
i just have this gut feeling....people ask him about it and he says "i doubt it"
if he was 100% against coaching he would say it. that means there is a tini tiny chance...i know i need to stop dreaming...i guess i just miss the good ol days:(

As I said in another thread, it wouldn't be that surprising...

It's not likely, but it's certainly a possibility...
 

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I can't see it. We'd have to spend another 3 or 4 yrs rebuilding the team to fit Jimmy's style.
 

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Bring back Jimmy Johnson Petition

1. R. Bullard
2. T. Eddy
 

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You sure that is what the 'gut feeling' is about. Or is it just the indigestion from a bad loss to the Eagles that was hard to swallow.
 

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Nothing is impossible, and NFL truths have certainly proven to be stranger than fiction many times. You can take Parcells coming to Dallas and Gibbs returning to Washington, after categorically denying many times he would ever leave NASCAR, as exhibits 1A and 1B.

That said, I thought I'd read in a recap of an interview here several weeks ago where Johnson had emphatically said he loved his life too much to go back to the daily grind of coaching. Something about "it's fun several days a year (usually game day) but not fun the rest of the time".

Anyhow, here's what part of the staff may look like when he's here next year:

Asst. Head Coach/ OC: Norv Turner (promoted, thereby able to get out of SF)

Def. Coordinator: Butch Davis

Secondary coach: Dave Campo

O-line coach: Tony Wise

WR coach: Hubbard Alexander

ST coach: Joe Avezzano

:p: (although all these guys could be had, either due to being currently unemployed or being able to switch teams/get out of current contracts. Jimmy always did say he felt much more comfortable w/ his assistants around him).
 

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jcblanco22;1087011 said:
Nothing is impossible, and NFL truths have certainly proven to be stranger than fiction many times. You can take Parcells coming to Dallas and Gibbs returning to Washington, after categorically denying many times he would ever leave NASCAR, as exhibits 1A and 1B.

That said, I thought I'd read in a recap of an interview here several weeks ago where Johnson had emphatically said he loved his life too much to go back to the daily grind of coaching. Something about "it's fun several days a year (usually game day) but not fun the rest of the time".

Anyhow, here's what part of the staff may look like when he's here next year:

Asst. Head Coach/ OC: Norv Turner (promoted, thereby able to get out of SF)

Def. Coordinator: Butch Davis

Secondary coach: Dave Campo

O-line coach: Tony Wise

WR coach: Hubbard Alexander

ST coach: Joe Avezzano

:p: (although all these guys could be had, either due to being currently unemployed or being able to switch teams/get out of current contracts. Jimmy always did say he felt much more comfortable w/ his assistants around him).

Then we could resign Walker and trade him to Minn for a boat load of draft picks and players? :lmao2:
 

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Bring back Jimmy Johnson Petition

1. R. Bullard
2. T. Eddy
3. K. Mosley

And the transition wouldn't be as difficult. The players are already in place and the cupboard isn't as bare as it was when The Fedora left. Bet he would sit Bledsoe and go to war with the kid. After 3 years he would know if the kid could play or not.
 

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I don't want Jimmy back. It's a different day and age. His Miami Dolphins were woeful. Give me Charlie Weiss or a defensive guy off the Steeler tree.
 

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VACowboy;1087046 said:
I don't want Jimmy back. It's a different day and age. His Miami Dolphins were woeful. Give me Charlie Weiss or a defensive guy off the Steeler tree.

Not Weiss....we've got enough under producing Golden Domers already....no offense JJ.

I had been hoping for Payton but his day came early. And I thought Saban would fit too. But again..taken.
 

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The next coach for the Dallas Cowboys will be Bill Cowher. Already a 3-4 guy, who is in his last year in Pittsburgh. Jerry Jones likes the "sexy" names too.
 
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