You know what’s such a cliché? Constantly questioning other people’s choices. People troll others, calling them sheep or followers just because they like something about the team they support, and it’s not even true. If I say I’m sold, it means I heard something that convinced me he might be right for the job—he talked about the type of defense and plays he wanted to run, his scheme, the concept of multiples, and carried himself in a clear, concise, professional way. He was well-spoken and delivered exactly what we wanted to hear. Sure, everything else still has to be proven, but that doesn’t mean we can’t be confident about the hire right now. This is actually the opposite of what many fans feared—they thought the front office would go with another retread, an ex–head coach, or an outdated hire. Instead, they went through an extensive process, did their homework, and picked a first-time DC that a lot of Cowboys fans feel good about. That doesn’t mean everyone’s fully sold, but the hire feels acceptable and encouraging. If you don’t agree, fine, but jumping in just to tear down positive comments is trolling. Start your own thread and explain why you’re not sold. Honestly, I was shocked when I heard about Schottenheimer—I didn’t like it at first and thought it was a joke—but once he got the chance to build his offensive staff, bring in Adams and Riley, and make other moves, my view started to shift.