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MarionBarberThe4th · Oct 30, 2018

ClappingCarrot said:
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.

8-8.....but watch what happens when dak and the new oc and Amari cooper get a full offseason together! With no dez distractions this time!

MarionBarberThe4th · Oct 30, 2018

KingRah said:
I think Tyron is watching the lg too much. he' needs to just focus on his job see what happens.

He seems to be going through the motions. Like why go all out if we’re just gonna punt anyway

Sydla · Oct 30, 2018

waving monkey said:
everybody did not see the Anderson hire as terrible.
The Moore hire yes

There were definitely a not so insignificant group of fans that questioned the OL hire.

It's sad that fans on a message board appear smarter than this team's leadership.

Sydla · Oct 30, 2018

And by the way, I think anyone expecting that the OL suddenly does a 180 starting now are probably getting a bit too optimistic. It could take a few games to see any improvement and more likely, improvement might only really happen in the offseason.

And by that time, we may have a new staff anyway.

While I applaud the move, it's also a move made out of desperation as this season is slipping away.

BlueStar22 · Oct 30, 2018

They deserve no credit.

KingRah · Oct 30, 2018

kskboys said:
This FO has generally always had to have things fall completely apart in front of their faces before they realize things.

Which is why daks still the qb.

OmerV · Oct 30, 2018

CyberB0b said:
How about not making decisions in the offseason that everyone sees as terrible?

That's a different topic. The OP was talking about making some positive moves now, not excusing the past.

OmerV · Oct 30, 2018

BlueStar22 said:
They deserve no credit.

So you think these are bad moves?

CyberB0b · Oct 30, 2018

OmerV said:
That's a different topic. The OP was talking about making some positive moves now, not excusing the past.

It's the same topic: Organizational mismanagement.

Sydla · Oct 30, 2018

BlueStar22 said:
They deserve no credit.

I'll give them partial credit.

Sydla · Oct 30, 2018

OmerV said:
So you think these are bad moves?

On their face........ getting a good WR and crap canning a failing OL coach? Nah, not bad.

But it's hard to give them credit when put in the context of the last 8 months or so. It's hard to give one credit for firing an OL coach that you hired 8 months ago. That shows a flawed process that led you to hiring him in the first place given in 8 months you realized he's not the right fit.

And 5 months ago, Stephen Jones was quoted and very vocal about the fact that they don't need a #1 WR, that teams win SBs without #1 WRs and then all of sudden, we need one so desperately we give up a first rounder for a WR that while talented, also has some risks with him.

People can try and ignore the context, but that's foolish. So I can see why people don't really want to give the front office credit for the last week, because in reality, the last week just puts in giant neon lights that part of their offseason plan was a failure.

And this is a recurring problem with the team's leadership.

KingRah · Oct 30, 2018

The real problem is the play book. Garratts plays suck like a Kardashian.!the best playcaller and o line won’t matter if the actual plays are bad. We need a new offense and a qb confident enough to throw the ball 20 plus yards down the field. We also need a qb who doesn’t wait for three yards of seosrstion before throwing it.

OmerV · Oct 30, 2018

CyberB0b said:
It's the same topic: Organizational mismanagement.

You don't get to pick the OPs topic for him. He referred to current, specific moves without commentary on the overall and past moves and decisions of the organization. That's his choice.

OmerV · Oct 30, 2018

Sydla said:
On their face........ getting a good WR and crap canning a failing OL coach? Nah, not bad.

But it's hard to give them credit when put in the context of the last 8 months or so. It's hard to give one credit for firing an OL coach that you hired 8 months ago. That shows a flawed process that led you to hiring him in the first place given in 8 months you realized he's not the right fit.

And 5 months ago, Stephen Jones was quoted and very vocal about the fact that they don't need a #1 WR, that teams win SBs without #1 WRs and then all of sudden, we need one so desperately we give up a first rounder for a WR that while talented, also has some risks with him.

People can try and ignore the context, but that's foolish. So I can see why people don't really want to give the front office credit for the last week, because in reality, the last week just puts in giant neon lights that part of their offseason plan was a failure.

And this is a recurring problem with the team's leadership.

He didn't put it in the context of the last 8 months, he put it in the context of these specific moves at this specific time. When someone starts a thread, he chooses the context.

408Cowboy · Oct 30, 2018

Hawkeye0202 said:
Take a real man to own up to his mistakes ..........

Is this the part of the process where the blinders are taken off? Or did they finally come to a collective agreement on an evaluation to move forward? I think since it's collective they don't fire anybody on a split vote. Trying to figure out this new go get em attitude they're projecting feels weird.

Sydla · Oct 30, 2018

OmerV said:
He didn't put it in the context of the last 8 months, he put it in the context of these specific moves at this specific time. When someone starts a thread, he chooses the context.

Except he added zero context or any timeline.

He said they admitted their mistake. Integral to the "mistake" is the fact these are moves made within moves of saying/doing something different.

You are a much better poster than this to try to float this weak response.

Chocolate Lab · Oct 30, 2018

ShortRound131 said:
https://www.thestreet.com/lifestyle/the-highest-paid-coaches-in-the-nfl-14619706

10. Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys
Garrett has slowly turned the Cowboys around since taking over as head coach in 2010.

I laughed

Big_D · Oct 30, 2018

CyberB0b said:
How about not making decisions in the offseason that everyone sees as terrible?

lol then you wouldmn't have to backpedal in mid october. This is a fundamental problem in the evaluation 'process'.

Little Jr · Oct 30, 2018

stiletto said:
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.

OC won't matter as long as JG is here. It will be his playbook and his philosophy/passing scheme no matter who the OC is. Until that changes by getting rid of JG or them ripping him if any say on the offense, which would make him usesless as a HC, things wont change. Well, if they get a dominate #1wr, get the OL back close to 2014 form, get a great TE, a solid #2 wr, and for those who hate Dak, a good QB, then the offense will be fine but what offense wouldn't with all that? Lol

Pokes12 · Oct 30, 2018

Hawkeye0202 said:
Take a real man to own up to his mistakes ..........

Red Ball is still the coach. This team is going nowhere. He may add a laser gun to his belt and a miner's flashlight and it still is going nowhere. Don't you get it? Garrett is not a real head coach. He is a laughing stock of a coach. Until he goes, this team is headed to 7-9.

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