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I call that a start.
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I call that a start.
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He'd kill our cap but if Jerry and the organization decide they're going all in over the next 2-3 years while we still have elite QB play and say fuck the long term, then let's roll.
If we went out and made mega-signings like Suh and Peterson I'd be scared that we'd be creating another circus like atmosphere but I think the foundation of this team is too strong to allow that to happen right now.
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I've heard that Garrett has spent a lot of time hanging out with Rick Carlisle and learned from him. This is one of the great things the Mavs have going for them and it does seem like that attitude is building with the football team as well.
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The Dallas Cowboys will not have a cash flow problem in your lifetime probably and this is based on the death star alone.
I swear you just come up with the craziest shit to have an issue with.
Cash flow problem.
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The Dallas Cowboys will not have a cash flow problem in your lifetime probably and this is based on the death star alone.
I swear you just come up with the craziest shit to have an issue with.
Cash flow problem.
While i agree with you on the solvency and liquidity of the owner, technically i am not aware that anyone but Jones and his accountants have actually seen his P&L or balance sheet. They are probably mind boggling however. If he ever does have to borrow maybe his banker had a peek such as the time he built the stadium. He probably had to make a disclosure at that time. That deal alone trlls me he has a ton of equity and cash flow fron entities outside of the Sports assetts.
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Considering how the team performed this year, is there an HC/OC/DC trio that anybody here would rather have aside from Belichick/McDaniels/whoever their DC is, Carroll/Bevell/Quinn and Harbaugh/Kubiak/Pees?
Maybe Arians/whoever their OC is if they hire LeBeau, but that'd mean a switch back to a 3-4 when time is running short on Romo, same with Tomlin/Haley/Butler.
There are certain HC's I'd rather have than Garrett of course, and a couple of coordinators I'd take over Linehan and Marinelli but there are very few trios that I'd take over our 3, and that's pretty amazing.
Maybe Arians/whoever their OC is if they hire LeBeau, but that'd mean a switch back to a 3-4 when time is running short on Romo, same with Tomlin/Haley/Butler.
There are certain HC's I'd rather have than Garrett of course, and a couple of coordinators I'd take over Linehan and Marinelli but there are very few trios that I'd take over our 3, and that's pretty amazing.
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For those wondering why Lovie Smith hasn't been fired yet. This table is why
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This also shows by Marvin Lewis continues to work. Not a ton of success, but having a division winning coach at $3.2M is a bargain compared to other teams.
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Yep, I firmly believe eliminating the money/ego thing allowed for the culture to take hold.
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Problem with that is you keep pushing it back. At this pace we will still be paying Romo in 2030.
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I just picture Stephen Jones crying over his maxed out AMEX and making deals with Indian pay day lenders to get us inside the cap 4 years from now. I'd like toe see an outlook on the amount of dead weight we're likely to carry into the oncoming years.
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Jason Garrett's bump in pay bigger than thought
January, 14, 2015
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com
IRVING, Texas -- As it turns out, Jason Garrett will be getting a bigger pay increase than many had thought.
Garrett is about to receive a five-year, $30 million deal to remain head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, according to sources. The Cowboys are expected to announce the deal as soon as Wednesday.
The Cowboys rarely -- if ever -- divulge the length and total compensation package for the deals of their head coach, and there have been reports Garrett checked in at $5 million per season in his recently expired contract.
Not so fast.
Last week on ESPN’s "NFL Insiders," Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Garrett has essentially had the same contract for the last seven years. Jones made Garrett the highest-paid assistant coach in 2008, giving him $3.5 million annually.
That was “head coach money,” for offensive coordinator duties. When he was named the head coach on a full-time basis in 2011, he did not receive a bump in pay based on what Jones said last week because he was already making first-year “head coach money.”
Now that he has delivered a 12-4 record and playoff win, Garrett’s $6 million-a-year average would put him inside the top-10 paid coaches in the league, reportedly tied with Pittsburgh’s Mike Tomlin, Kansas City’s Andy Reid and Green Bay’s Mike McCarthy.
Tomlin and McCarthy have won Super Bowls. Reid has coached in one.
January, 14, 2015
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com
IRVING, Texas -- As it turns out, Jason Garrett will be getting a bigger pay increase than many had thought.
Garrett is about to receive a five-year, $30 million deal to remain head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, according to sources. The Cowboys are expected to announce the deal as soon as Wednesday.
The Cowboys rarely -- if ever -- divulge the length and total compensation package for the deals of their head coach, and there have been reports Garrett checked in at $5 million per season in his recently expired contract.
Not so fast.
Last week on ESPN’s "NFL Insiders," Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Garrett has essentially had the same contract for the last seven years. Jones made Garrett the highest-paid assistant coach in 2008, giving him $3.5 million annually.
That was “head coach money,” for offensive coordinator duties. When he was named the head coach on a full-time basis in 2011, he did not receive a bump in pay based on what Jones said last week because he was already making first-year “head coach money.”
Now that he has delivered a 12-4 record and playoff win, Garrett’s $6 million-a-year average would put him inside the top-10 paid coaches in the league, reportedly tied with Pittsburgh’s Mike Tomlin, Kansas City’s Andy Reid and Green Bay’s Mike McCarthy.
Tomlin and McCarthy have won Super Bowls. Reid has coached in one.
