We get a new coach, are we changing the offense?

[Coogiguy03]

The old outdated plays, concepts, designs that have been questioned for years now. Would a new coach be allowed to change the offense knowing Dak is the main reason why we haven't. It appears that we're doing what's best and most comfortable for him to thrive.

Would Dak be willing to learn a new offense, or is he going to say we have to keep some of the plays at least. This possible new coach better not come here being all nice saying the usual stuff "we love Dak we think he's been great for years, we don't want to change anything that's made him successful! Please give your thoughts on this

 

[maryquality]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

 

[LOBO7]

Meet the new boss
Same as the old boss

 

[Coogiguy03]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

Post of the morning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is it really that bad for him to try something new, I mean at least give it a chance, he's got to be tired of throwing curls,and lining up in the shotgun so much. Never mind, this is what he likes!!! Uhhhhhh

 

[Cmac]

The real question is "Can Jerry simply allow a Coach to have some decision making?" I don't think so, we will see Kellen Moore as the next HC.

 

[jazzcat22]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

So, do not make it too complicated.
Keep it so the opposing team knows what they are doing, before the Cowboys themselves know what they are doing.

 

[zrinkill]

The new coach will play the offense Jerry tells him is ok to play.

 

[maryquality]

So, do not make it too complicated.
Keep it so the opposing team knows what they are doing, before the Cowboys themselves know what they are doing.

Exactly!!

 

[MoistMayonnaise]

Meet the new boss
Same as the old boss

Scary that those lines were written in 1971. Nothing has changed.

 

[Ranching]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

That would be smart. If you can't change players, you tailor your system to maximize the players you have. Football 101.

 

[shabazz]

The old outdated plays, concepts, designs that have been questioned for years now. Would a new coach be allowed to change the offense knowing Dak is the main reason why we haven't. It appears that we're doing what's best and most comfortable for him to thrive.

Would Dak be willing to learn a new offense, or is he going to say we have to keep some of the plays at least. This possible new coach better not come here being all nice saying the usual stuff "we love Dak we think he's been great for years, we don't want to change anything that's made him successful! Please give your thoughts on this

Are the cost of sounding like a broken record, this is exactly why I was hoping that Jerry would have let Dak play out the year without a new contract.

The new HC could have had input on whether he wanted Dak or move in a different direction.

After this season, it will be a 60 Million dollar QB with a 2-5 playoff record in 9 seasons and currently on pace to throw 20 ints this season.

 

[DanTanna]

The new coach absolutely should hire his OWN OC and DC and dictate what offense and defense we run. Not the lame BS owner.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

Exactly. Which means not nearly as much change as people want. Much of our passing offense is the way it is because Dak wants it this way.

 

[morat1959]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

“Dak friendly” = dumb down for a dumb QB. No HC or OF can design an offense if he doesn’t have anything to work with to begin with.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

The old outdated plays, concepts, designs that have been questioned for years now. Would a new coach be allowed to change the offense knowing Dak is the main reason why we haven't. It appears that we're doing what's best and most comfortable for him to thrive.

Would Dak be willing to learn a new offense, or is he going to say we have to keep some of the plays at least. This possible new coach better not come here being all nice saying the usual stuff "we love Dak we think he's been great for years, we don't want to change anything that's made him successful! Please give your thoughts on this

I would hope so but being this offense has looked this for 30 years? Probably not.

 

[Coogiguy03]

The real question is "Can Jerry simply allow a Coach to have some decision making?" I don't think so, we will see Kellen Moore as the next HC.

right keep it simple, and work what's best for Dak!

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

There’s only so much you can do with Dak.

He limits the offense so much that I don’t think things could be THAT different.

 

[Coogiguy03]

The new coach will play the offense Jerry tells him is ok to play.

Isn't that something though??? You're a grown man, you're a coach that wants to bring their own guys in, you bring a guy in to run an offense that HE spent time to create/change etc, only to be told, you have to do things a certain way here! Not cool at all

 

[Coogiguy03]

There’s only so much you can do with Dak.

He limits the offense so much that I don’t think things could be THAT different.

shotgun shotgun shotgun shotughnnnnnnnnnnn, helps him see the defense better! lol

 

[Adreme]

Whoever the next HC will be, you can be darn sure Jerry will tell him to make it "Dak friendly" as he just invested a lot of money in him!!!

I would certainly hope so. The Ravens tailor their offense to Lamar, the Lions to Goff, the Bills to Allen, etc. It’s obvious you should tailor the offense to what your players are best at.