Twitter: Thank you Jerry, Stephen and Jason

[Hawkeye0202]

Take a real man to own up to his mistakes ..........

 

[CyberB0b]

How about not making decisions in the offseason that everyone sees as terrible?

 

[Batman1980]

Jason's still on staff, Jerry. You know what to do.

 

[visionary]

Man, Just when you think fans might be finally waking up




WHAM!!!!

 

[ClappingCarrot]

Great moves over the past week, but when we finish 8-8 again, it should be glaringly obvious to the old drunk who the real problem is.

 

[Runwildboys]

Holy crap, I saw a post in a different thread about Hudson Houck and I thought it was a joke.....This could be very good!

 

[32BellyOption]

How about not making decisions in the offseason that everyone sees as terrible?

My thoughts exactly. Everyone knew not having a bonafide #1 WR was bad. No one was excited about the Alexander hire. Many wanted Linehan gone after last season. So many obvious mistakes but yet here we are half way into what will be another wasted season.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Yep, Jerry's successfully changed the narrative following another embarrassing clock/game management fiasco during a disappointing year.

One born every minute.

 

[stiletto]

What about Linnehan and Kellen Moore? Two other terrible decisions that have paid NO dividends. We all know about the HC....that's without saying but these two guys have been utterly worthless.

 

[Blackspider214]

Lmao. Jerry and Linehan are still here so who cares about those low level coaches getting re-arranged.

 

[visionary]

Take a real man to own up to his mistakes ..........

Yeah, " it takes a man to own up to his mistakes" but what does it take for the same 'man' to keep falling for the same obvious trick again and again and again and again and .......for 22 years and still keep saying

"Chee, that's a great trick"

 

[Hennessy_King]

My thoughts exactly. Everyone knew not having a bonafide #1 WR was bad. No one was excited about the Alexander hire. Many wanted Linehan gone after last season. So many obvious mistakes but yet here we are half way into what will be another wasted season.

$5 billion team that can't put together a competent staff is mind blowing.

 

[tm1119]

I gottta try this 1 at my job....”sorry that I made several bad decisions that cost the company $ boss. But no worries, I have attempted to fix my mistakes now that it’s just right before the point of no return. I’ll take my pat on the back now, thanks.”

 

[CB61]

Yep, Jerry's successfully changed the narrative following another embarrassing clock/game management fiasco during a disappointing year.

One born every minute.

You forgot you are quoting PT Barnum there LOL

 

[cowboy_ron]

Take a real man to own up to his mistakes ..........

What did Garrett have to do with anything? He only found out a few minutes before the rest of us. The decision was probably made while Garrett was honing his clapping skills at the baseball game.

 

[Reality]

On one hand, I'm glad the Cowboys front office is admitting their mistakes by correcting them now rather than later.

On the other hand, the fact that they did not make these or should have made better decisions before now is still very disappointing.

 

[CATCH17]

These moves were obvious and avoidable long before the season.

I'm glad they are doing something but my gosh we are 3-4 right now.

Why not do the obvious before the season.

 

[cern]

This is a step in the right direction to make up for firing Frank Pollack in the first place. Columbo and Pollack were in sync. Hoping for the best for Columbo.

 

[CB61]

I read somewhere where Paul Alexander was quoted as this offensive learning his technique I believe that was quoted after the Washington game or the one practice we had last week doesn't really matter why are you trying to teach them new techniques? Improve on what strength they have not try to teach them all new techniques and I have to agree with everyone on here I don't think just the firing of Alexander will turn this around, the real meaningful firings have yet to happen

 

[Hawkeye0202]

One thing I think gets overlooked......lots of time Jerry, Stephen, and Jason ( game management ) act make decisions from the advice of others but what you think happens when it doesn't work out. They take the hit......ever hear them throwing any their people under the bus.