Potential HC Replacements

[unionjack8]

Union Jack do you really believe Lincoln Riley is already lined up ?

I think he is the guy that jerry has in mind , yes 100%

 

[BigD_95]

has to be Lincoln Riley

 

[csirl]

I'm open to correction on this, but are a higher percentage of college coaches busts as NFL HCs than HCs recruited from other NFL coaching staffs? Jimmy J. is one of the obvious exceptions.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

i have no interest in arguing with you dude. like i said, i have my preferences and you have yours. let it go

exactly.....we all are entitled to our opinions....good or bad

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Sean Payton (boy did Jerrah mess up history by letting him go and keeping Garrett)
Lincoln Riley

jerry didn't just let him go....he was part of Parcells staff, and his OC and came from NY after he was fired. he left to take the HC job in NO and parcells was still our HC. parcells was around for one more year before he left. then came wade and garrett….

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

has to be Lincoln Riley

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Give up a first for the the defensive Jesus known as MIKE ZIMMER. Worked for Tampa Pay it can work for us.

and what has Zimmer accomplished in Minn?

 

[DallasEast]

Mike McCarthy

McCarthy is a realistic suggestion in my opinion. He has the type of temperament that might mesh well with Jerry Jones's mentality for the first two or three seasons at least.

 

[JIMMYBUFFETT]

Head Coach / Dan Mullen Florida
Defensive Coordinator / Todd Grantham Florida
Offensive Coordinator / John Hevesy Florida

The team needs an entire new identity from the head coach all the way down to the athletic trainers. Mullen has done an impressive job climbing the ranks through the SEC and with less talent around him than the big 4. He's a known QB guru who helped develop Alex Smith into a #1 overall pick, helped Tebow win the Heisman, and coached our very own Dakota Prescott. I like Mullen's play calling style and I think it's a healthy mix of today's NCAA passing game coupled with some pro style offense.

I like the idea of a full organization change much like when Jimmy came from Miami and brought his staff with him. I think it makes a more comfortable transition for the new head coach to have familiar faces all around him rather than a few stragglers from the previous regime. I also like the idea of having good college recruiting coaches involved in the draft process. I remember watching Pete Carroll stack the Seahawks roster with Okung, ET, G. Tate, Chancellor, Sherman, Irvin, Wagner, and R. Wilson. He knew the players, recruited some of them, and used his knowledge to stack his team with young talent.

I'm no Florida fan, just impressed with Mullen and would be open to another name being plugged in here, but I'd hope it would be somebody who could bring their own staff. Riley/Oklahoma, Shaw/Stanford, Swinney/Clemson, or even Urban Meyer/? My hope is that when we look across the sidelines in 2020 that we don't recognize a single coach wearing a headset and I think the only way to do that is to dip back into the college ranks and start anew.

 

[zrinkill]

McCarthy is a realistic suggestion in my opinion. He has the type of temperament that might mesh well with Jerry Jones's mentality for the first two or three seasons at least.

Hopefully Jerry won't be around much longer than that ....... 77 and a raging alcoholic don't mix

 

[DallasEast]

Hopefully Jerry won't be around much longer than that ....... 77 and a raging alcoholic don't mix

I have been associated with the healthcare industry for nearly thirty years and known several severe alcoholics with very good mental comprehension live into their 90's. Life. You never know.

 

[Ranching]

I have been associated with the healthcare industry for nearly thirty years and known several severe alcoholics with very good mental comprehension live into their 90's. Life. You never know.

That's great news!!! I'll go pour me a drink and drink to that!! Salud

 

[DallasEast]

That's great news!!! I'll go pour me a drink and drink to that!! Salud

...and I have known chronic alcoholics with liver cirrhosis that killed them in their 30's and 40's. Life. You never know.

 

[khiladi]

Head Coach / Dan Mullen Florida
Defensive Coordinator / Todd Grantham Florida
Offensive Coordinator / John Hevesy Florida

The team needs an entire new identity from the head coach all the way down to the athletic trainers. Mullen has done an impressive job climbing the ranks through the SEC and with less talent around him than the big 4. He's a known QB guru who helped develop Alex Smith into a #1 overall pick, helped Tebow win the Heisman, and coached our very own Dakota Prescott. I like Mullen's play calling style and I think it's a healthy mix of today's NCAA passing game coupled with some pro style offense.

I like the idea of a full organization change much like when Jimmy came from Miami and brought his staff with him. I think it makes a more comfortable transition for the new head coach to have familiar faces all around him rather than a few stragglers from the previous regime. I also like the idea of having good college recruiting coaches involved in the draft process. I remember watching Pete Carroll stack the Seahawks roster with Okung, ET, G. Tate, Chancellor, Sherman, Irvin, Wagner, and R. Wilson. He knew the players, recruited some of them, and used his knowledge to stack his team with young talent.

I'm no Florida fan, just impressed with Mullen and would be open to another name being plugged in here, but I'd hope it would be somebody who could bring their own staff. Riley/Oklahoma, Shaw/Stanford, Swinney/Clemson, or even Urban Meyer/? My hope is that when we look across the sidelines in 2020 that we don't recognize a single coach wearing a headset and I think the only way to do that is to dip back into the college ranks and start anew.

Granthan was our DL coach when Wade was here for a couple years, in 08 and 09 and had a really good, aggressive line.

 

[stuckindc]

McDaniels from the Pats...He is about ready for another HC gig...It's not like he would be coming to a team with no talent...I back the brinks truck up for him.

 

[Portnoy1]

and what has Zimmer accomplished in Minn?

Correctly utilized talent that he has on D. And has actually gotten to a championship game.

 

[Ranching]

...and I have known chronic alcoholics with liver cirrhosis that killed them in their 30's and 40's. Life. You never know.

Buzzkill!

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Correctly utilized talent that he has on D. And has actually gotten to a championship game.

so why would Min.. let him go? if he is that accomplished.

 

[Portnoy1]

so why would Min.. let him go? if he is that accomplished.

Because he .....because they......because we....just let me think ok. Honestly I think it would be more of a Gruden type situation. We can trade for him. I think he is available for the right price.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Riley, Sweeney, Dan Quinn (bad luck this season, but brilliant defencive mind), Anthony Lynn (if fired by the Chargers), Mike McCarthy, Brian Kelly (Notre Dame, and defencively minded), and Troy Calhoun would be my top picks. But i would be up for anyone.