Hey, clown, get properly informed and educated before you call me out! I do my homework, unlike you!!!
Here...get a real clue! :
"Mike McCarthy’s debut season with the
Dallas Cowboys was bitterly disappointing. Of course the multiple injuries, particularly to offensive starters, was major, but second to that was the frequently putrid performance of the defense. It led to the decision to not keep Mike Nolan. He may have been a bit of a scapegoat, but there is little disagreement about him failing in multiple ways. Now Dan Quinn has been brought in as the new defensive coordinator. His success or failure will not only be a big factor in the success of the team this year, it will be the primary determinant of how long McCarthy hangs onto his own job.
While the head coach avoided becoming part of an even bigger housecleaning after 2020, he still carries the weight of hiring Nolan in the first place. Jerry and Stephen Jones have the final say on things, but they have long had a more collaborative approach to running the team than many acknowledge. The original staff was mostly based on what McCarthy wanted, and presumably Quinn’s hire is the same. If the defense once again goes through a near collapse, it may be impossible for McCarthy to convince his bosses that he can do the job."
"If our assumptions about the offense are at all correct, even just getting Dallas to around average levels of effectiveness for an NFL team should get the team to the playoffs and assure that McCarthy will be back for at least another year. Real progress in the postseason, which an appearance in the NFCCG would likely represent, would even buy McCarthy some extra leeway. The credit will rightly fall mostly on Quinn, but it would be a strong argument that the head coach was able to realize his mistakes and effectively correct them.
However, if it does not go well defensively, it will absolutely blow back on McCarthy. It doesn’t matter if the defense should undergo a harsh run of injuries as the offense did last season. That is just part of what a defensive coordinator has to prepare for. If opponents are shredding the defense and running up big scores resulting in too many losses, there will be cries to dump McCarthy as well as Quinn.
Those cries would not be wrong. McCarthy was the driver in bringing Quinn aboard."
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...-with-dallas-cowboys-kellen-moore-john-fassel