2022 Season | Week 13 | Gameday Chatter Thread | Colts @ Cowboys | 12/4/2022

Jerry Jones is 80-whatever years old.

He doesn't have many more seasons to witness.

If he is at all serious about winning he will pay Quinn more than he'd make at whatever head coach job he would get, to stay here in Dallas. Even if that also means he has to extend McCarthy and give him a raise too.

Agreed and I'd be surprised if he didn't do something along those lines.
 
Jerry Jones is 80-whatever years old.

He doesn't have many more seasons to witness.

If he is at all serious about winning he will pay Quinn more than he'd make at whatever head coach job he would get, to stay here in Dallas. Even if that also means he has to extend McCarthy and give him a raise too.

But he has been serious about winning. Just ask him.

He has already moneywhipped Quinn. Not sure it works again.
 
Why wouldn’t it? If somebody purposely overpaid you and then wanted to again, would you turn it down?

If you wanted to be a HC then I should say it wouldnt . I know this is just an assumption but he hasn't turned down anything yet.
 
I still need someone to tell me why Jerry -- or anybody -- is staking so much on the return of an oft-injured, 31-year-old tackle who is in the process of recovering from yet one more injury, this most recent one requiring a surgical repair.
I was actually wondering the same thing. The OL has had great cohesion and chemistry- even when plugging Peters in at LT they have communicated and done well.
WTF Jones is touting a guy who hasn’t played a snap all season as some kind of messiah……oh, wait. It’s Jerry Jones, the worst GM in the league.
Never mind.
 
I think we’ve gotta sign someone off the street to play CB, give them reps to get into game shape before we head into the playoffs. I don’t think there’s anyone on the roster who can replace Brown, and that’s not saying much since Brown wasn’t all that great in the first place.
 
He turned teams down last offseason so we will see.
I'd be worried about Denver. They have to fire that disaster of a coach, and the ties to Russell make it too perfect.
 
I'd be worried about Denver. They have to fire that disaster of a coach, and the ties to Russell make it too perfect.

On the flip side they will likely hire an offensive mind to try to salvage Wilson, potentially even Bienimy from their division rival, plus you know a new ownership group will want to ingratiate themselves to the league by hiring a minority HC.
 
Had to lookup and reference this for comparison:

The Cowboys scored 35 points off of a Super Bowl-record nine Buffalo turnovers, including three first half touchdowns.
 
The last real feast of riches I recall.
 
On the flip side they will likely hire an offensive mind to try to salvage Wilson, potentially even Bienimy from their division rival, plus you know a new ownership group will want to ingratiate themselves to the league by hiring a minority HC.
Very true.
 
Very true.

The minority stuff is a big reason why I'm not that concerned with losing Quinn.

You have Leftwich and Bienimy as offensive names that have been around for a while and many believe deserve a shot, and then you have Ryans who will likely supplant Quinn as the top defensive name. You know the league will quietly pressure teams to hire some of those guys. Then aside from the minority stuff you have Dorsey in Buffalo coming off Daboll's "success" in New York who will surely attract attention as a former well known QB.

Throw in the fact that Quinn is a retread and all those guys are fresh names who have never been HC's before and I think there's plenty of reason to be skeptical about Quinn being a lock to leave.

Then you have to consider that Quinn is seemingly very choosy about where he would go, I doubt he'd go somewhere like Indianapolis with meddling ownership or Arizona with a diva QB who throws his HC under the bus every other week.
 
I survived the natty light and egg nog.

Go Cowboys.
:jerry
 
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