Since I know it will be asked, yes, I am hearing something about this being discussed among the Jones family.
RE: Garrett leaking his availability -- are there actually other teams out there who'd want him? That seems amazing.Without a decent enough run in the playoffs -- and I don't want to say it requires a championship game win or even appearance, but they are at least gonna need a decent playoff showing -- then I think Garrett is gone.
The groundwork for the divorce is being laid. Jones is expressing his frustration which is basically an ultimatum. Garrett is either leaking his availability or other teams are sensing the rumblings and are putting out media feelers.
Of course, leave it to Jones to do this in the dumbest way possible - four days before a critical Thanksgiving matchup, he's giving not just Garrett but the entire coaching staff reason to lose focus and have their agents looking for their next jobs.
But if Jones is feeling like he's done with this, all I can say is, he better be making calls now. And he should probably be doing so with no one other than maybe Stephen present, so there is no leaks. But he should be calling guys like Lincoln Riley or whoever he feels like is an upgrade, a la Bill Parcells hiring.
Get your ducks in a row. Don't wait till you get bounced in the second round and then start putting out feelers. By then, all the bottom feeding teams will have their targets lined up and you'll be getting scraps.
Don't you think that nine years is probably enough time for Garrett to have learned how to prepare a team for inclement weather? They've gotten off to slow starts all season. A little late to be fixing that.It appears to me that the Cowboys has a good game plan. It was a run first plan. That part worked pretty well. The passing game even though it garnered 200 yards plus, it wasn’t effective because it bogged down at crucial times. Dak was just off the mark at times plain and simple. The defense did a pretty good job of keeping the Patriots down. The turnovers were what really turned the scoring their way.
The team needs to learn how to adjust to inclimate weather conditions and how to get off to a fast start. The game was winnable but mistakes gave it away.
Obviously but what’s your point?Don't you think that nine years is probably enough time for Garrett to have learned how to prepare a team for inclement weather? They've gotten off to slow starts all season. A little late to be fixing that.
:greenballoon:JohnOwning said:More frustrated than a cop trying to handcuff a rattlesnake
thats one way to keep him off the field.I haven't heard our faithful scouts mention Jason Witten's name as a potential HC.
C'mon you guys. Witten could retain Garrett as the coach who'd be in charge of making sure the team was comprised of 'our kind of guys.'
Historically teams look for the complete opposite of the head coach who was just fired. I.e., if the team lacked disciplined under a “players’ coach” the next coach is usually a disciplinarian type who’s a stickler for details and accountability.Ultimately I think our next HC will be Riley or Dan Campbell, I'd like to see Greg Roman considered as well but I doubt their search goes much further beyond those first two names. I'd be willing to take a gamble on Riley but I think I'd prefer Campbell.
F Josh McDaniels. No thanks.