Sammy
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I hope KM takes that swing pass that Garrett loves, the one that never amounts to anything and burns it right in front of him.
I hope he takes it and makes it work.
I hope KM takes that swing pass that Garrett loves, the one that never amounts to anything and burns it right in front of him.
You know Garrett as HC will have the power to override Moore if he feels he needs to. I seriously doubt he uses that power much and I certainly don't see him abusing it. Moore is on a very long leash as a rookie OC and that's the way it should be until proven to not to deserve that latitude.As the season progresses and it gets to a point that Moore and Garrett don't see eye to eye on the plays or game plan in general? Will Moore have the say so on game and halftime adjustments or will Garrett try to retain that power?
Ya know, for the pure entertainment factor of the Dallas Cowboys reality show, I wouldn't mind watching that.As the season progresses and it gets to a point that Moore and Garrett don't see eye to eye on the plays or game plan in general? Will Moore have the say so on game and halftime adjustments or will Garrett try to retain that power?
In most "normally" run organizations that would be true...........but in a Jerry Jones run organization "normal" rarely comes into play.....I've learned to expect the unexpected with Jerry.Who has final word at any job....the employee or the boss? There's your answer.
So have his employees. Does he think he did Moore any favors with that remark?In most "normally" run organizations that would be true...........but in a Jerry Jones run organization "normal" rarely comes into play.....I've learned to expect the unexpected with Jerry.
If Garrett does succeed no one will deny you were behind him all the way. You may be the only one and I admire your consistency. Even if I disagree and think he’s hung around far too long.Moore works for Garrett. They know each other well and get along. Garrett just promoted Moore on his staff. The offensive coaches collaborate. It’s a shame it doesn’t fit the agenda, but it’s true.
I think Booger's intention, while doing it the wrong way, was to show his confidence in a first time OC. I have a hard time thinking the coaching staff, especially Moore, or players took him seriously. But that will serve as something for the media to bemuse themselves about and I can almost see the headline "Dallas Cowboys, divided locker room?"before such a thing happens, you will hear rumblings, one way or another, from the players. just like we did last year regarding linehan's playcalling. Stephen is putting his stamp on this team. and that stamp includes moore. garrett, not so sure. he threw a fit when Callahan was made oc by jerry. he continued until he got back the play calling duties. then he brought in linehan until things imploded last year. i'm pretty sure that's why the comment was made to moore about if anyone hinders him, come see fearless leader. no more mutinies will be allowed.
I concur. I did not take it literally. perhaps a tad subliminally.I think Booger's intention, while doing it the wrong way, was to show his confidence in a first time OC. I have a hard time thinking the coaching staff, especially Moore, or players took him seriously. But that will serve as something for the media to bemuse themselves about and I can almost see the headline "Dallas Cowboys, divided locker room?"
Based on last season I would say JG would allow Moore to call plays as he see's fit during the game. With Linehan it seemed that JG spoke with Linehan about the issues with the offense but when it came game time Linehan did what he wanted. That could be a good or a bad thing empowering your coordinators like that; obviously last year it almost derailed our season. I would expect JG to give Kellen enough rope to run a Moore Betta Offense.As the season progresses and it gets to a point that Moore and Garrett don't see eye to eye on the plays or game plan in general? Will Moore have the say so on game and halftime adjustments or will Garrett try to retain that power?
If Garrett does succeed no one will deny you were behind him all the way. You may be the only one and I admire your consistency. Even if I disagree and think he’s hung around far too long.
Super likeable!!!!Garrett is better dealing with the press than moore. Moore is still a really young kid and wet behind the ears. Jason is a better spokeman for the team and a super likeable guy. Its his designated blocking schemes i cannot stand.
Everything on the defensive side of the ball is ran pretty good. Marinelli and richard do a good job of maximizing what they have.
The offense on the other hand is not. We got a fb and a backup rb with almost zero production and the te core plays all the passing snaps but doesnt hit minimum benchmark as receivers.
Im once again excited that we drafted 2 rbs. We spend more money on our oline than just about anybody and it makes sense to have a few guys producing that can carry the team when zeke hits a bad streak at scoring etc. Checkdowns to our rbs always yield better results than our te and fb.
The wr core looks promising. We picked up Cobb and he came off the Grass like Amari and should play faster on the turf. That helps alot when you have a guy thats good on grass and you move him to the turf. I dont think its gonna dramatically improve his scoring ability but he will prolly play faster and have a higher open rate and yac on the turf.
I really do think cobb will outperform Gallop per snapcount no matter where he lines up if he stays healthy and I hope we get to see these wrs and rbs steal alot of passing snaps from these checkdown tes.
Id like to see more bunch formations, screens, slants, picks and spread formations over these Jumbo sets
I dont think Moore will have the power to overide Anybody but maybe he'll at least be able to come up with some better strategies that involve more players and higher % of scoring. Hes gonna have to use more substitution to match the personell groups based upon the down and distance. Too many times we have players that are not deep ballers or red zone threats out there on plays where they have a low rate of effectiveness.