rcaldw;3093224 said:
Sorry, guys, and I'm sure many will vent their spleen here, but I've watched enough of it to be convinced.
We will all continue to cheer for our team, hope for the best, etc., but what is wrong with this team will not get fixed for a long time.
What is wrong is Jerry Jones, and he isn't going anywhere.
The play that captured it for me was the controversy over Campbell stepping out of bounds before the throw. The camera zooms in on the official, he has come over to the sideline to explain what is going on to the coaches.
There is Wade, there is Campo, and there is some other assistant that I don't recognize. All 3 standing in front of the official. Who is the official giving the explanation to and getting an earful from? The assistant standing behind Phillips.
This team has no real head coach. This team has no real leadership from its coaching staff.
You have Jerry taking a page from Bud Adams and Commander boy telling his offensive coordinator who needs to get the ball more. Felix.
Until Jerry Jones steps aside the Cowboys are what the Cowboys will be.
Organized around the wrong guy.... Jerry
RC, we usually agree on most stuff. This I dont agree on though.
Is Wade Phillips the best coach we could have, no he isnt.
Is Jason Garrett the best offensive coordinator we could have, probably not. Although I do believe he vastly over criticized/scrutinized by the CZ experts.
Is this roster about as good as one could hope, yes it is. There arnt any glaring, obvious holes.
Jones did an a long and very deliberate coaching search. He made a decision to hire Wade after coming the conclusion that most watching the team for several years also did, that the defense was a huge problem and that our offense was showing signs of being a force.
At the end of the day Jerry makes a good scape goat for people who dont want to believe we have alot of prima donna type players (still) that dont work hard enough to excel or dedicate themselves enough to the little things that ultimately brings a championship. Bill Parcells was regarded as a "franchise" head coach. He was a multiple super bowl winner who rebuilt several teams. He did a great job of rebuilding our talent base, but he couldnt coach mistakes out of the OL, missed tackles by multiple players, dropped passes by certain receivers or poor decisions by the franchise QB either. ultimately, he failed as head coach just as Wade is.
Is Jones stating Felix should get the ball more anything other than stating the obvious? No it isnt, Garrett knows it, so does Skip Peete. If the guys healthy, he should be getting a considerable workload.
Jones is what I have always said he is. A person with a massive ego who craves the credit, but behind the scenes probably has very little actual input into anything. He is a delegator and relies on the input of multiple people for franchise decisions.