I mean we all want change. None of it matters. None of it will change anything. Do I want Mike fired? Yeah. Would we be better if we fired him? Probably not. We just want change for the sake of change. At least I do. But that doesn’t mean it’s smart to do im just over watching this same product.
You are completely disregarding the factor time here. This is not some erratic and chaotic change people want. The absolute LACK of change over the last... what... 15 years is the problem here. Dak had enough time. Mike had enough time. Jerry had all and foremost enough time. This game against GB was just a reminder. And this time it couldn't been more obvious. Delusional people like America's Cowboy think we're close. They think that ever since the beginning of time. Yet we aren't close.
So let me ask this: What is the lesser risk overall: continue doing what you're doing with a very high chance of failure (due to what we have seen so many times)? Or install an HC we don't know, give a new QB a chance, change the mindset of this team by ripping out it's (dead anyway) heart and putting in a new one? What's the worst that can happen? We're not making the play offs? How much worse is that compared to this one and out embaressment we're seeing right now?
Or could that be the start of something new? And something better in the long run? Of course we don't know what will happen. But I prefer the excitement of exploring the undiscovered country instead of staying within that foul stench that is the current Dallas Cowboys.
It's not about a safe 12-5 season. What I'm trying to say is, it's about trying something new instead of that apathic freeze frame we experience right now. They had their chance. They wasted it. Several times. And yes, change includes the possibility of going worse in the near future. But heck, I'd go with some big cap space, some high draft picks and a new coaching staff who brings in new ideas and tries something different.