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Although Garrett sucked , it’s not the head coaches post SB era…..aim higher.
i fell out of my wheelchair laughing so hard seeing this picture
Tony Romo had years he could have won SB...but he had real sub-par defenses most of the time except 2007....we lost to the SB champs that year 21-17Cowboys from top down
Front office - sub par
QB - average ish but not good enough
HC - average
You can’t win at the level the fans want to win at when you stack up this way. And we’ve stacked up this way more or less for the last 30 years
Romo probably was good enough. Take a look at who his HCs were (bar BP, who he barely played for). That was the problem. Combined with the two idiots running the team. You can’t elite prizes with mediocre people.Tony Romo had years he could have won SB...but he had real sub-par defenses most of the time except 2007....we lost to the SB champs that year 21-17
as top seed divisional round....i forget name of receiver that dropped what would have been a TD pass had he caught it and raced???...easy catch...but of course
we dont have the toughness when lights are bright....or whatever is missing???....this year we choose to not get a good RB....you need good RB to spell the QB
but we did address OL....and i love our 3rd rd pick who will be all pro center for 10 years....you dont need long arms at center....and this guy is a total beast...you
dont move this guy he moves you
Hey, I have an idea, why don't you feed your agenda and start YET ANOTHER DAK THREAD. Oh, and while you're at it, just say the exact same thing.It's not important who the Cowboys got or didn't get in the draft. Just like the Garrett years, no player could make a difference as long as the most important position on the sidelines was empty. No matter how much talent the Cowboys had- and they were stacked- the lack of leadership at the head coaching position kept the Cowboys from achieving success.
So, too, are these Cowboys lacking a key component that a stacked lineup cannot overcome. As long as Dak Prescott is the quarterback, the Cowboys season will end every time a team punches the Cowboys in the mouth and gets physical with them. Unless the Cowboys are beating up on their opponent and the whole team is making plays, the hole at the second most important leadership position is too much to overcome.
The Cowboys are still under the influence of the Garrett philosophy. Garrett was a big talker, but lost when it came to actually coaching. He didn't know how to lead, and before he left he instilled a starting quarterback crafted in his inept leadership style. Dak might have had a chance if he'd had a real head coach to begin with, but he learned quickly how to work the media and fans.
So if you're upset over free agency and/or the draft, it's irrelevant.
Until the Cowboys put a real leader at head coach at the same time they have a leader at quarterback , it doesn't matter who is on the roster.
Culture? So we need more bacteria to be able to stop the run? Yeah, that's it.Dak could / should have done it in 21. The pieces were together. But lack of leadership from HC and FO in order to install the right tough culture for wasnt there. But, a great QB still should have gotten more out of it. Now 22 was just more of the same and opponents had us figured out by then. Imo the window was there in 21and 22 and the key positions blew it.
And that's why I think it's time for a complete overhaul. Not because Dak is a bad QB per se or Mike sucks at coaching. But they had their chance, now it's time to go with someone else.
Hey, I have an idea:Hey, I have an idea, why don't you feed your agenda and start YET ANOTHER DAK THREAD. Oh, and while you're at it, just say the exact same thing.
It's not important who the Cowboys got or didn't get in the draft. Just like the Garrett years, no player could make a difference as long as the most important position on the sidelines was empty. No matter how much talent the Cowboys had- and they were stacked- the lack of leadership at the head coaching position kept the Cowboys from achieving success.
So, too, are these Cowboys lacking a key component that a stacked lineup cannot overcome. As long as Dak Prescott is the quarterback, the Cowboys season will end every time a team punches the Cowboys in the mouth and gets physical with them. Unless the Cowboys are beating up on their opponent and the whole team is making plays, the hole at the second most important leadership position is too much to overcome.
The Cowboys are still under the influence of the Garrett philosophy. Garrett was a big talker, but lost when it came to actually coaching. He didn't know how to lead, and before he left he instilled a starting quarterback crafted in his inept leadership style. Dak might have had a chance if he'd had a real head coach to begin with, but he learned quickly how to work the media and fans.
So if you're upset over free agency and/or the draft, it's irrelevant.
Until the Cowboys put a real leader at head coach at the same time they have a leader at quarterback , it doesn't matter who is on the roster.
I’ve only read a few of his short posts and they made my eyes roll. I stopped reading them. I just click his threads to see the reaction of others.I wish paragraphs were relevant. Didn't read it but drunk was my first thought.
Actually the most important position on the team is GM.It's not important who the Cowboys got or didn't get in the draft. Just like the Garrett years, no player could make a difference as long as the most important position on the sidelines was empty. No matter how much talent the Cowboys had- and they were stacked- the lack of leadership at the head coaching position kept the Cowboys from achieving success.
So, too, are these Cowboys lacking a key component that a stacked lineup cannot overcome. As long as Dak Prescott is the quarterback, the Cowboys season will end every time a team punches the Cowboys in the mouth and gets physical with them. Unless the Cowboys are beating up on their opponent and the whole team is making plays, the hole at the second most important leadership position is too much to overcome.
The Cowboys are still under the influence of the Garrett philosophy. Garrett was a big talker, but lost when it came to actually coaching. He didn't know how to lead, and before he left he instilled a starting quarterback crafted in his inept leadership style. Dak might have had a chance if he'd had a real head coach to begin with, but he learned quickly how to work the media and fans.
So if you're upset over free agency and/or the draft, it's irrelevant.
Until the Cowboys put a real leader at head coach at the same time they have a leader at quarterback , it doesn't matter who is on the roster.
This is part of the problem, but I still maintain that Jason Garrett could/should have been fired for incompetence and Dak should, as well.Actually the most important position on the team is GM.
We have a huge hole there.
Until that's corrected, this team is not going to win anything of note.
I'm upset at you creating nonsensical, whiney threads over and over.It's not important who the Cowboys got or didn't get in the draft. Just like the Garrett years, no player could make a difference as long as the most important position on the sidelines was empty. No matter how much talent the Cowboys had- and they were stacked- the lack of leadership at the head coaching position kept the Cowboys from achieving success.
So, too, are these Cowboys lacking a key component that a stacked lineup cannot overcome. As long as Dak Prescott is the quarterback, the Cowboys season will end every time a team punches the Cowboys in the mouth and gets physical with them. Unless the Cowboys are beating up on their opponent and the whole team is making plays, the hole at the second most important leadership position is too much to overcome.
The Cowboys are still under the influence of the Garrett philosophy. Garrett was a big talker, but lost when it came to actually coaching. He didn't know how to lead, and before he left he instilled a starting quarterback crafted in his inept leadership style. Dak might have had a chance if he'd had a real head coach to begin with, but he learned quickly how to work the media and fans.
So if you're upset over free agency and/or the draft, it's irrelevant.
Until the Cowboys put a real leader at head coach at the same time they have a leader at quarterback , it doesn't matter who is on the roster.
That would be Jerry Jones. I have many times. However, I don't start threads about my same ol' little agenda, because that would make me look stupid.Hey, I have an idea:
Why don't you read the post and understand that it's addressing the main issue the Cowboys have?
Every draft since 2007 has been WASTED!
This entire offseason has been irrelevantIt's not important who the Cowboys got or didn't get in the draft. Just like the Garrett years, no player could make a difference as long as the most important position on the sidelines was empty. No matter how much talent the Cowboys had- and they were stacked- the lack of leadership at the head coaching position kept the Cowboys from achieving success.
So, too, are these Cowboys lacking a key component that a stacked lineup cannot overcome. As long as Dak Prescott is the quarterback, the Cowboys season will end every time a team punches the Cowboys in the mouth and gets physical with them. Unless the Cowboys are beating up on their opponent and the whole team is making plays, the hole at the second most important leadership position is too much to overcome.
The Cowboys are still under the influence of the Garrett philosophy. Garrett was a big talker, but lost when it came to actually coaching. He didn't know how to lead, and before he left he instilled a starting quarterback crafted in his inept leadership style. Dak might have had a chance if he'd had a real head coach to begin with, but he learned quickly how to work the media and fans.
So if you're upset over free agency and/or the draft, it's irrelevant.
Until the Cowboys put a real leader at head coach at the same time they have a leader at quarterback , it doesn't matter who is on the roster.