The Future is Dan Quinn

[Batman1980]

Parcells is a HOF coach. Big Mike has only had 2 seasons, 1 marred by injury to Prescott and coronavirus. Patience with him is already wearing thin though, as far as I can tell.

 

[Diehardblues]

Parcells is a HOF coach. Big Mike has only had 2 seasons, 1 marred by injury to Prescott and coronavirus. Patience with him is already wearing thin though, as far as I can tell.

History has proven thus far this era post 90’s championships that the HC we have makes insignificant overall difference to overcome the toxic atmosphere created by our dysfunctional ownership.

 

[gimmesix]

Without the turnovers , Quinn’s defense was average at best. Quinn was no hot commodity in Atlanta, so he might jump at the chance to be the HC of a decent team. Quinn may be a decent DC, but he wasn’t that great as a HC.

Well, he did take Atlanta to a Super Bowl. That's worth something.

I'm hoping the combination of him and McCarthy, two coaches that have taken teams to the big game, is enough to overcome the obstacles that come with coaching for the Joneses.

 

[Stash]

I’m not required to follow your narrative or framing of the discussion.

Thereby proving me right once again. You make claims and comparisons that are either disingenuous or patently false and then run when called on them.

That willful ignorance on full display. If you want to make false claims, be prepared to be called out on them.

You provided one fact to support your measurement. But we all know what the ultimate measurement is . And that comes in January.

Yes, “we do”. Wins and losses.

Amazingly this era we’ve had several more qualified , experienced and qualified HC than our Greatest Puppet but none have more division titles or won more playoff games. As a matter of fact cumulatively he won more than the rest this era together. Truly amazing. Lol

And exactly why was that “cumulatively”? This will be another claim thrown out there that you won’t touch.

And if you throw in his time as OC, we haven’t won a playoff game in 21st Century without him . Truly amazing when you consider we’ve had two former SB HC’s this era. But yet we have fans who continue to bash the most successful Cowboys HC this era.

Yeah, let’s do talk about his time as OC, and how he was fired in disgrace after less than two years in New York, now reduced to commentating USFL games. Let’s talk about it.

 

[Stash]

But why more hostility towards him than others who didn’t have any more success that brought championship experience?

Simple. Because other failures were quickly fired while the pet project got to waste a decade of time, money, and careers.

 

[DuncanIso]

Parcells is a HOF coach. Big Mike has only had 2 seasons, 1 marred by injury to Prescott and coronavirus. Patience with him is already wearing thin though, as far as I can tell.

Big Mike talked Jerry into hiring Nolan. (who destroyed the 2020 defense)

he also forced Philbin on us, which cost us Colombo ( a good OL coach who actually played OL in the NFL)

we were lucky to keep DQ. He is clearly Jerry’s backup plan.

Jerry is nothing getting any younger. Time is short.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Quinn didn't do well his first head coaching stop but neither did Belichick. So Im not gonna say he isn't going to be a good head coach. I'm not a big fan of McCarthy but he is going to have another year. The one thing I see on championship teams is the players would run through a brick wall for their head coach and I haven't seen that mentality in Dallas since Jimmy. Jerry needs to find a true leader of men to coach this team and that will never happen because two leaders can't exist together.

The players do, however, seem to be willing to run through a brick wall for Quinn. One of the reasons I'd like him to be our HC if we do sack Mike.

 

[Diehardblues]

Thereby proving me right once again. You make claims and comparisons that are either disingenuous or patently false and then run when called on them.

That willful ignorance on full display. If you want to make false claims, be prepared to be called out on them.



Yes, “we do”. Wins and losses.



And exactly why was that “cumulatively”? This will be another claim thrown out there that you won’t touch.



Yeah, let’s do talk about his time as OC, and how he was fired in disgrace after less than two years in New York, now reduced to commentating USFL games. Let’s talk about it.

Run? I’m still here. What took you so long to respond.

You won’t acknowledge that no other Cowboys HC this era has won more division titles or playoff games.

Apparently you think I’m arguing who is a better coach? No, I’m simply stating who had more success while at the Cowboys. At least thus far this era.

 

[Diehardblues]

Simple. Because other failures were quickly fired while the pet project got to waste a decade of time, money, and careers.

And who’s fault was that ?

 

[Doomsday101]

The 2022 Dallas Cowboys offense might suck this year, but the defense is shaping up very nice. Far less rebuilding that needs to be done on the defensive side. And no way Quinn leaves now at this point. It's way more likely that McFatty and Moore are gone after this season. Can you live with that? I could. Easy! And I say that as a big Kellen Moore fan.

I think offense will be better than many here think. Dallas still has the weapons to be a very productive offense.

 

[Diehardblues]

Garrett was here from 2006-2019 and had very little to show for it. Probably why so many people turned on him.

They turned on him cause Jethro allowed him to stay so long.

Garrett , despite his coaching flaws , lack of experience and credibility to become a HC amazingly won more division titles and playoff games than any other HC this era.

Fans hostility over the disappointment and frustration during his tenure should be directed at who insisted on him staying in place. Remember when it came to the point in 2019 when everyone knew it was time to go Jethro still was reluctant to part ways looking for some path to keep him on board.

 

[Stash]

Run? I’m still here. What took you so long to respond.

I have this thing called a life. You should look into getting one.

And yes, you absolutely run. You won’t respond to facts or questions that easily destroy the pathetic case you repeatedly try and fail to make. You ignore facts and truth that are inconvenient to your own false narratives.

You won’t acknowledge that no other Cowboys HC this era has won more division titles or playoff games.

Dobt dare talk about what anyone else will or don’t acknowledge while you live firmly in denial and delusions.

Apparently you think I’m arguing who is a better coach? No, I’m simply stating who had more success while at the Cowboys. At least thus far this era.

Selectively leaving out relevant details. You only fool yourself.

 

[Stash]

And who’s fault was that ?

Jerry Jones. Unlike you, I have no problem acknowledging the obvious. If you want to criticize him for the Garrett era, you’ll get no arguments from me. But trying to twist reality to make Garrett look good? I’ll argue every single time.

 

[blueblood70]

You don't know yet what the Cowboy's offense will be in 2022 so why perpetuate the negative narrative that they might suck? You obviously hate Mike McCarty and Kellen Moore so you think you have carte Blanche to trash the offense? What a poor attitude for a so-called Cowboys fan to have. You are also a liar by calling yourself a Kellen Moore fan. With fans like you, Kellen doesn't need enemies.

his handle says it all lol

 

[TexasBoys2288]

Stop with wanting to replace Mike McCarthy as Head Coach. You sound ridiculous!

Remember, it is because of Mike McCarthy that Dan Quinn is here and wanting to stay here as D-Coordinator.

Remember, Dan Quinn already was a Head Coach (Atlanta), and he faired very poorly at it. Clearly, the position was too big/much for him. Dan Quinn is better and best when he can solely concentrate at what he does best: be a D-Coordinator.

So stop with the ridiculous and senseless posts of wanting to replace Mike McCarthy as Head Coach with Dan Quinn. This has been going on for the past year (and usually by the same posters), and it's downright not well thought out and ignorant.

Bada Bing

 

[Diehardblues]

I have this thing called a life. You should look into getting one.

And yes, you absolutely run. You won’t respond to facts or questions that easily destroy the pathetic case you repeatedly try and fail to make. You ignore facts and truth that are inconvenient to your own false narratives.



Dobt dare talk about what anyone else will or don’t acknowledge while you live firmly in denial and delusions.



Selectively leaving out relevant details. You only fool yourself.

I acknowledged what your measurement is . I didn’t dispute that fact in MM won 12 games in a shorter time frame than JG.

I countered most fans measurement is in January, playoff success. Last year certainly looked like more of the same to me.

 

[blueblood70]

I think offense will be better than many here think. Dallas still has the weapons to be a very productive offense.

most are overvaluing our losses of names i get ac, Collins, and Wilson are losses but really the name and contract doesn't show their true worth. Many had hand in the negative plays Like Gregory, Cwill, zurlien and those i already listed that lost late in the season and in playoff game...

most of our losses this offseason are blessing disguise IMO even if their replacements don't appear to be equal,

im betting it wont be as big a deal as fans and media are making it.

 

[Diehardblues]

Jerry Jones. Unlike you, I have no problem acknowledging the obvious. If you want to criticize him for the Garrett era, you’ll get no arguments from me. But trying to twist reality to make Garrett look good? I’ll argue every single time.

You’re confusing me stating Garrett’s record here against our other HC’s as though he was a better HC.

I’m simply stating that Garrett shouldn't be bashed anymore than the rest. And I might take it further in that he probably should be bashed less since he came in with no HC experience as compared with some of the other more notable championship caliber HC’s and had as much or more success .

Garretts record speaks for itself . He’s been the winningest HC this era in division titles and playoff games despite whatever coaching flaws he may have. I’ve never argued he was a better HC than any of them . Just had as much or more success.

 

[Stash]

I acknowledged what your measurement is . I didn’t dispute that fact in MM won 12 games in a shorter time frame than JG.

No. But you tried to judge them as if the playing field was level. I appreciate you finally admitting the truth here.

I countered most fans measurement is in January, playoff success. Last year certainly looked like more of the same to me.

That unfortunate part of the equation is true. But again it’s year TWO vs TEN years.

 

[Diehardblues]

most are overvaluing our losses of names i get ac, Collins, and Wilson are losses but really the name and contract doesn't show their true worth. Many had hand in the negative plays Like Gregory, Cwill, zurlien and those i already listed that lost late in the season and in playoff game...

most of our losses this offseason are blessing disguise IMO even if their replacements don't appear to be equal,

im betting it wont be as big a deal as fans and media are making it.

The bigger argument is will our offense resemble what it was early in the season or later?

Our changes in OL will have much to say about it. Will the changes there make a positive impact ? Can they limit holding penalties , protect our QB and open lanes for our RB? All questions and concerns which will need to be answered.

Will our running game return to the early season form of last year ? Has Elliott recovered from injury and look like he did early on . When we rush the ball well our offense is very effective .

Bottomline is we have many questions and concerns which can’t be answered until the season unfolds. It doesn’t mean the offense will be bad or not as good. Who knows it could be better . But there’s been enough changes to bring about these concerns and questions.