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I mean yeah, he's a step up from Wade, but how much of an upgrade is he? He's won one playoff game since the SB runs with Elway. Just ONE since 1998. Sadly, that's more than the Cowboys have done since 1996, but it hardly gives me confidence that Shanahan would be next to have his head chiseled on the Mt. Rushmore of the Dallas Cowboys. His resume is just not that good without one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time and a damned good team around that guy. Is Tony Romo one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time or even a top 5 QB of this decade? And it's very questionable right now as to whether not this team is anymore than above average. Take a look at the last 4 years (9-7, 9-7, 13-3, and 9-7) Do those records indicate anything more than that?
The other huge issue I have with Shanahan is the probablity of personnel shakeups on both sides of the ball. The biggest elephant (or elephants) in the room is the offensive line. They obviously aren't a fit for the blocking schemes he ran in Denver. The other elephant is the defense. Who's to say Shanahan would be in favor of running a 3-4 defense? It's taken the Cowboys 4 seasons to retool into what we currently are and it's still a work in progress. I don't know about you guys, but I don't want to spend another 4 years (if we're lucky) trying to find the right pieces for a new defensive scheme.
All in all, I wouldn't be TOO upset if Shanahan did become the head coach in Dallas. As I said, he's probably an upgrade from Wade. I just don't feel like this is the quick fix that so many believe it is. And until further notice I'd be bracing myself for what Big D has come to stand for...Big Disappointment.
The other huge issue I have with Shanahan is the probablity of personnel shakeups on both sides of the ball. The biggest elephant (or elephants) in the room is the offensive line. They obviously aren't a fit for the blocking schemes he ran in Denver. The other elephant is the defense. Who's to say Shanahan would be in favor of running a 3-4 defense? It's taken the Cowboys 4 seasons to retool into what we currently are and it's still a work in progress. I don't know about you guys, but I don't want to spend another 4 years (if we're lucky) trying to find the right pieces for a new defensive scheme.
All in all, I wouldn't be TOO upset if Shanahan did become the head coach in Dallas. As I said, he's probably an upgrade from Wade. I just don't feel like this is the quick fix that so many believe it is. And until further notice I'd be bracing myself for what Big D has come to stand for...Big Disappointment.