Which Lesson did Jerry Learn?

[john van brocklin]

We had an up and coming young OC and an older very experienced HC.
Jerry let the young OC go and he became a fixture at his new team for many years and won a SB.

Fast forward a few years:

Same scenario. Only this time the older HC was let go.
The highly sought after OC got the HC gig and did very little in the ten years he coached before departing.

We are seeing Jerry facing this same scenario for a third time.
Which experience is gonna flavor his decision?

Bonus points to the Zoner who can put the names with my 2 examples.

 

[Vanilla2]

Eventually something sticks

 

[jazzcat22]

Sean Payton who has done nothing since that SB, with one of the best QB”s ever.
Fans need to get over that.

Clapper of course was the other guy, and a wasted 10 years.
Actually wasted 7 years as he should have been let go after those three 8-8 seasons.

 

[john van brocklin]

Sean Payton who has done nothing since that SB, with one of the best QB”s ever.
Fans need to get over that.

Clapper of course was the other guy, and a wasted 10 years.
Actually wasted 7 years as he should have been let go after those three 8-8 seasons.

Bingo!
Well done sir !

 

[zrinkill]

You do not give a 33 year old with 4 years coaching experience the reigns of the most valuable sports team in the world ......... just promise him the job in a few years if he keeps it up and make him a millionaire.

 

[Corso]

Parcells was clearly on his last legs and about ready to go.
Losing Payton was very unfortunate, looking at the situation in it's totality.

Garrett was the makeup choice, it seems, given how things unfolded.

In this case I just think Moore is not ready to take on the Big Job just yet, but someone will definitely go for it.

 

[Verdict]

You do not give a 33 year old with 4 years coaching experience the reigns of the most valuable sports team in the world ......... just promise him the job in a few years if he keeps it up and make him a millionaire.

I think we might have a winner here.

 

[cityochamps]

For all Jerry's mistakes I would like to see him win one more before he turns over the reigns, I really think he has done his best..but struggled at times for sure.

 

[5Stars]

We had an up and coming young OC and an older very experienced HC.
Jerry let the young OC go and he became a fixture at his new team for many years and won a SB.

Fast forward a few years:

Same scenario. Only this time the older HC was let go.
The highly sought after OC got the HC gig and did very little in the ten years he coached before departing.

We are seeing Jerry facing this same scenario for a third time.
Which experience is gonna flavor his decision?

Bonus points to the Zoner who can put the names with my 2 examples.

Booger...knows...

 

[john van brocklin]

You do not give a 33 year old with 4 years coaching experience the reigns of the most valuable sports team in the world ......... just promise him the job in a few years if he keeps it up and make him a millionaire.

Promise him the big bucks and hope he stays !!!

 

[john van brocklin]

Sean Payton who has done nothing since that SB, with one of the best QB”s ever.
Fans need to get over that.

Clapper of course was the other guy, and a wasted 10 years.
Actually wasted 7 years as he should have been let go after those three 8-8 seasons.

I agree after 3 years you know if your guy has the IT factor or not.

 

[Corso]

I think we might have a winner here.

I don't even know about a promise to a kid. It makes me cringe.
Yes, he has a unique offensive mind, but he just doesn't strike me as a guy that can handle all phases of the game, player management, be a leader and make the tough decisions on top of a strong owner who exerts his will.

 

[Batman1980]

Parcells was clearly on his last legs and about ready to go.
Losing Payton was very unfortunate, looking at the situation in it's totality.

Garrett was the makeup choice, it seems, given how things unfolded.

In this case I just think Moore is not ready to take on the Big Job just yet, but someone will definitely go for it.

Garrett's offenses are about as creative as a 2 year old's drawings.

 

[Corso]

Garrett's offenses are about as creative as a 2 year old's drawings.

Yup. Romo and Witten were drawing up plays on the fly, much to the chagrin of that one WR.

 

[john van brocklin]

Garrett's offenses are about as creative as a 2 year old's drawings.

Yep, I never got that.
His offenses were stuck in the 1990's

 

[Corso]

Kellen Moore is as responsible for the poor game management as MM on offense.

It's true.

 

[Batman1980]

Yup. Romo and Witten were drawing up plays on the fly, much to the chagrin of that one WR.

For pretty much every year Garrett was part of the offense here, defenses would say they could tell which play we were going to run based on tells. Thanks a lot, Garrett. At least you went to the G-Strings, I hate that team quite a bit lol.

 

[Jipper]

Garrett's offenses are about as creative as a 2 year old's drawings.

That's insulting to 2 year Olds

 

[MoistMayonnaise]

So another who to keep thread. Jerry doesn't learn unless it fills his pocket. Since he hasn't been penalized for all his football incompetence, I will say he hasn't learned anything.

 

[Batman1980]

So another who to keep thread. Jerry doesn't learn unless it fills his pocket. Since he hasn't been penalized for all his football incompetence, I will say he hasn't learned anything.

He replaced Garrett with Big Mike and he paid to keep Dak when losing Dak would've set the franchise back for awhile.