What is still funny but not humorous is the fact Jerry Jones interviewed his perfect hire twice before making his decision... after having Brian Schottenheimer working in-house for a couple of years. It's like, I mean, was he paying his employee without assessing his future coaching potential?I’m not fully against Shoddy, but this is why he is the perfect Jerry hire.
This is Jerry’s last shot, and he is staking it on this guy. That makes him a “great owner,” as some of you say?
The only success or promise came when he had HOF head coaches who had a huge hand in personnel. Still, we roll with Shoddy.
Hey….anyone ever think that maybe no highly regarded coaching candidate wants to work for Jerry? Meanwhile Jerry considers it a privilege to have the position and collect even a single cent.
I’d have loved to have been a fly on the wall when they met with MM figuring to bring him back and he basically told them he’d rather not work.
Usually head coaches don’t get a third shot, but the league probably gave him a pass on the Dallas gig considering they didn’t sign a single free agent of consequence during his five years here. Jones football. Careful with the cash…fill holes on the field second.
Narcissists can be geniuses. As for as professional football team management is concern, Jerry Jones has lived outside that particular fraternity his entire life.I just keep going back to the point that no other team in the league would of hired Shotty as their head coach but Jerry did... Either Jerry is a genius or an idiot, I think we all know which moniker fits..
Who owns this site?I’m neutral on Schotty but I respect the hell out of anyone that is willing to admit they made a mistake. There are certain egos (coaches and owners, especially one on this site) that will always refuse to admit they were wrong. People like that are idiots because instead of learning and acknowledging their mistakes they just keep doing it over and over over again.
Coaches like that will lose the respect of the locker room real quick.I’m neutral on Schotty but I respect the hell out of anyone that is willing to admit they made a mistake. There are certain egos (coaches and owners, especially one on this site) that will always refuse to admit they were wrong. People like that are idiots because instead of learning and acknowledging their mistakes they just keep doing it over and over over again.
Brian Schottenheimer on the lack of communication from Week 1 and heading into Commanders vs. Cowboys.
“Do you want me to say it again? I’m disappointed. Did I expect it? No.
Am I sitting here saying we're going to communicate poorly this week? No, we're going to communicate better this week.
Did I sleep loose last night because I'm worried about communication? No, I will be very surprised if we don't communicate at a much higher level in this game.”
It’s week one so I’m willing to be a little patient. Both the Rams and Chargers looked really unprepared and both have head coaches who are widely respected.Bingo. I don’t discredit what Schotty is saying, but ultimately he’s admitting that we are working on training camp items during the regular season….whats worse is its similar issues to the 2025 defense.
Unfortunately Schotty is the opposite of his father. Marty was not good with brown nosing but was a tough no nonsense coach. I remember he coached Washington for that one season and made them a tough team. He didn’t play the games with Snyder and he got fired. Marty’s KC and Cleveland teams were always tough minded football teams that kept running in Elway unfortunately.I’m neutral on Schotty but I respect the hell out of anyone that is willing to admit they made a mistake. There are certain egos (coaches and owners, especially one on this site) that will always refuse to admit they were wrong. People like that are idiots because instead of learning and acknowledging their mistakes they just keep doing it over and over over again.
I get what you’re saying, but the interview serves a real purpose. I’m pretty sure that while Schottenheimer was on previous staffs, he wasn’t asked or allowed to give a full day presentation during the regular season. Sometimes these go on for multiple days.What is still funny but not humorous is the fact Jerry Jones interviewed his perfect hire twice before making his decision... after having Brian Schottenheimer working in-house for a couple of years. It's like, I mean, was he paying his employee without assessing his future coaching potential?
Wait. Scratch that. I forgot who I was talking about for a minute. haha. sigh.
It’s week one so I’m willing to be a little patient. Both the Rams and Chargers looked really unprepared and both have head coaches who are widely respected.
