New Coaching Staff Thread...

[jsmith6919]

 

[Texas Ace]

It's funny but also sad.

the Cowboys could have put together an impressive staff at any time that they wanted to....but they wanted Garrett instead.

What a waste it was for Romo, Dez, Witten, DeMarco, Lee, etc.

I don't think that this new crop of Cowboys truly understands how fortunate they are.

 

[jsmith6919]

It's funny but also sad.

the Cowboys could have put together an impressive staff at any time that they wanted to....but they wanted Garrett instead.

Yep, at the very latest Garrett should have been gone after the 4-12 season

 

[bbgun]

at least he didn't go bald

 

[Simpleton]

Hiring Fassel is legitimately amazing, can't believe they got basically a top 3-5 ST coach in the league after having quite literally the worst ST unit in the league last season.

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[Chocolate Lab]

So does Fassel mean our punter needs to work on his arm for those throws to the gunner 5-6 times a year now? Because that's pretty cool.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

I think keeping Moore is brilliant for McCarthy, even if MM still calls plays. He gets a young innovative voice in the room to keep him from getting stale

And Moore gets to learn from a veteran experienced offensive coordinator. They will make each other better.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

So does Fassel mean our punter needs to work on his arm for those throws to the gunner 5-6 times a year now? Because that's pretty cool.

I think we need a new fucking punter bad.

 

[ravidubey]

The Joneses didn’t know what they were really missing until they had an interview with a serious candidate, after which the contrast with Garrett was obvious.

I think Garrett’s return was an actual possibility to the Joneses, though even they might have lacked the stubbornness to carry it through

 

[jsmith6919]

The Joneses didn’t know what they were really missing until they had an interview with a serious candidate, after which the contrast with Garrett was obvious.

I think this was a big part of why they hired MM right away

 

[UncleMilti]

I haven't been this happy about the team since probably 07

Maybe...just maybe, they'll now go after a real punt return guy who can give you that big return you need in a close game. Jesus our ST returners have sucked for years.

 

[Hoffa]

Don't care for the Nolan hire, but Tomsula and Fassel feel like home runs.

What a feeling to have actual accomplished adults on the coaching staff for once.

 

[Tony D]

Is Ben McAdoo going to be on this staff? He's coached with McCarthy for many years.

 

[boozeman]

Is Ben McAdoo going to be on this staff? He's coached with McCarthy for many years.

That is one I don't want.

 

[L.T. Fan]

Hiring Fassel is legitimately amazing, can't believe they got basically a top 3-5 ST coach in the league after having quite literally the worst ST unit in the league last season.

Why not? With the record he is taking over there’s only one way to go and that’s straight up.

 

[boozeman]

If they can stop the malaise this franchise has had with turnovers for the past decade plus, that is worth 2-3 wins alone.

 

[boozeman]

This might be a cosmetic move to help Moore along in his career as much as anything else.

McCarthy is very unlikely to allow him to call plays.

 

[Texas Ace]

This might be a cosmetic move to help Moore along in his career as much as anything else.

McCarthy is very unlikely to allow him to call plays.

Which is why I don't mind him coming back.

McCarthy has always called plays, and even if he was willing to let someone else do it in Dallas, I doubt that that would be the case in year 1 when he's implementing an entirely new system so this is going to be McCarthy's show for 2020. That's why I don't think it's a big deal if Moore is the OC or not.

Most of the teaching and the gameday playcalls are going to be coming from McCarthy this year anyway.

And as someone alluded to earlier in this thread, Moore might in fact be a bright guy and he might be able to add a wrinkle or two to the offense. Maybe these two guys actually help each other? This could turn out to be a pretty good partnership when it's all said and done.

 

[GShock]

This might be a cosmetic move to help Moore along in his career as much as anything else.

McCarthy is very unlikely to allow him to call plays.

It will be interesting to see the structure and division of responsibilities. Speaking of which, any rumors on QB and offensive line coaches?