DandyDon52
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Haley wasn't on the team in 91.
your right , he came on in 92.
Haley wasn't on the team in 91.
Nice cherry picked game ....?
And....they did have Irvin AND Smith, so no matter what back up QB was in there, the defense still had to respect both the running and passing games with starters and a decent back up QB, no matter what his stats turned out to be in a bad weather game.
I think it was just a different way to knock Garrett.
Exactly
(Garrett- Romo) = campo
Nice cherry picked game ....?
And....they did have Irvin AND Smith, so no matter what back up QB was in there, the defense still had to respect both the running and passing games with starters and a decent back up QB, no matter what his stats turned out to be in a bad weather game.
I think it was just a different way to knock Garrett.
This is just so I want to say stupid but that's not a strong enough word. Jimmy didn't do any great job of coaching, his players made plays that were presented to them, which is why the team went on to win 3 superbowls and that team had 10 wins at the time of the game so they were pretty dang good. But for all his greatness, his O scored 1 touchdown and kicked 3 FG in the game. WOW,,, what a great coach. Please.
Jimmy was great but even Jimmy could not make 'Babe' Laufenberg, with better backups we could win. I don't excuse this past season all because Romo got hurt however I knew it would place a lot more on defense and while defense did some good things they failed to get turnovers and failed in critical moments in games. Does this all fall to Garrett? sure he is the HC and just as I gave credit to him (despite many here claiming otherwise) when Dallas went 12-4 and I will place as much blame on Garrett for this seasons collapse.
Amazing!! Jimmys players made the plays that they were presented and that is bad coaching. Yet Garretts players dont make the plays they are presented and thats good coaching?
You have just proven that you dont know what coaching is about. Ignorance is surely bliss.
At this level, a coach should not have to teach players how to catch a ball that hits in the hands, that is on the player. Or how to tackle or how to take an angle, etc.. those things have been gone over time and time again. So to me, its on the players. You really think Jimmy taught Mike how to catch a football? Or did Mike just catch the ball because he was a great WR? The coach can only put players in position to be successful, which Garrett did do a lot this year, we were ahead or tied in almost every game in the 4th Q. But the players have to make the plays needed to win once they are in the situation. Clearly they didn't. Again, some of that is on the Coach, scheme, etc.. some of that falls to the players.
And I never said Jimmy was bad or that Garrett was good. And this pointed to a particular game, and that is what I responded to.
And I have been a coach of this game. It's amazing how many time you go over something, over and over, but in the heat of the battle, the players make the mistake you warned them about making. It's frustrating because you know you prepared them for it. But that was HS Level, I would hope it would be different at the NFL level, but I can't say if it is or not.
Catch a ball? Why are we having a conversation about catching a ball? Don't oversimplify to prove a point. Coaching is much more than teaching to catch a ball. Seriously.
Jimmy Johnson was a leader of men. A football mind. A master motivator. Knew how to push buttons. He didnt coach scared. He had balls of steel. He was able to juggle many many volatile and diverse personalities, handle it all, get the most out of his players, and keep them winning. That is a gift. He also clearly knew how to influence Jerry. None of which Garrett has any kind of grasp on. And even Jerry agrees. Its clear he gives Garrett little control and undermines him every chance he gets. With Jimmy, not so much.
Jimmy also knew personnel, and its quite clear Garrett does not. There is no comparison. And for you to prop up Garrett by blaming it on the players is ridiculous. Almost as ridiculous as giving Jimmy less credit.
We will just to disagree on what Jimmy was as a coach. I can't stand that man and I admit it clouds my judgement. But he was not a great personnel guy, not by a long shot.
But yes, if Dez catches a ball, we win the Tampa game, is that Garrett's fault that he dropped a ball, would he had made that catch if Jimmy was the coach? That's what I mean by players making plays that are presented to them. Not out of the ordinary crazy plays but simple, catch the ball. There are numerous plays you look at during the year that directly cost us games and it was because players failed to do their job.
And then Weeden going to another team and leading them into the post season?
This is just so I want to say stupid but that's not a strong enough word. Jimmy didn't do any great job of coaching, his players made plays that were presented to them, which is why the team went on to win 3 superbowls and that team had 10 wins at the time of the game so they were pretty dang good. But for all his greatness, his O scored 1 touchdown and kicked 3 FG in the game. WOW,,, what a great coach. Please.
The QB has never been more valuable than it is right now. There is no cross generation comparison to be made to this passing happy era.
jimmy was smart enough to have a quality backup , lol some things are just common sense or fundamental so you can compare those.