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Well, the reason, if you are clear headed is simple.
Jerry Jones needs to remember he is the owner, not the coach. I remember when Kraft first took over the Pats. He thought because he sat in the stands --like me, that he could make decisions about what happened on the field. Dumb. I know alot about football, but I would never pretend to be a coach. Never. It takes years, lots of smarts, lots of experience.
Parcells left the Pats with the comment, if I am going to do the cooking, then I am going to doing the shopping. Close enough, not exact.
Kraft wised up and backed off with Bill Belichick. Left him alone. Still someone last year made the dumb mistake of letting Branch and Givens go. I don't think it was Belichick. That's another story.
Parcells left for the following reasons. TO was shoved down his throat by Jones. No way, no how did Parcells want this guy. A cancer. I know enough about Parcells. He had to go along to get along. It is so hard to win a SB, you need a team. To TO, he is the team. Enough to get rid of him.
Second reason, I think he saw clear, very clear that Romo is a one year wonder. Next year, forget it, in the clutch, he was no were to be found. And that smiling face when he was winning, it was weird. One year wonder. He saw that.
So Bill said, no way, no how are we going to win next year or the next. I am getting tired of Jones, TO. If I can't win, then time to move on. Move on.
Plus his heart is in the Northeast. It will be interesting to see where he winds up.
Oh, and by the way, every coach in pro or college is NOT up for grabs. Geez, you have got to be joking. Weiss, never. Carroll, never, Smith, never. Just because you do not have a coach does NOT mean every coach is for the taking.
Reality check, the loss of Parcells is a big one. Jones needs to become an owner like Kraft, not a coach.
It will be interesting to see what happens to TO at this point.
Jerry Jones needs to remember he is the owner, not the coach. I remember when Kraft first took over the Pats. He thought because he sat in the stands --like me, that he could make decisions about what happened on the field. Dumb. I know alot about football, but I would never pretend to be a coach. Never. It takes years, lots of smarts, lots of experience.
Parcells left the Pats with the comment, if I am going to do the cooking, then I am going to doing the shopping. Close enough, not exact.
Kraft wised up and backed off with Bill Belichick. Left him alone. Still someone last year made the dumb mistake of letting Branch and Givens go. I don't think it was Belichick. That's another story.
Parcells left for the following reasons. TO was shoved down his throat by Jones. No way, no how did Parcells want this guy. A cancer. I know enough about Parcells. He had to go along to get along. It is so hard to win a SB, you need a team. To TO, he is the team. Enough to get rid of him.
Second reason, I think he saw clear, very clear that Romo is a one year wonder. Next year, forget it, in the clutch, he was no were to be found. And that smiling face when he was winning, it was weird. One year wonder. He saw that.
So Bill said, no way, no how are we going to win next year or the next. I am getting tired of Jones, TO. If I can't win, then time to move on. Move on.
Plus his heart is in the Northeast. It will be interesting to see where he winds up.
Oh, and by the way, every coach in pro or college is NOT up for grabs. Geez, you have got to be joking. Weiss, never. Carroll, never, Smith, never. Just because you do not have a coach does NOT mean every coach is for the taking.
Reality check, the loss of Parcells is a big one. Jones needs to become an owner like Kraft, not a coach.
It will be interesting to see what happens to TO at this point.
