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Cowboys quietly looking for new offensive coordinator
Posted by Mike Florio on January 17, 2013, 9:44 PM EST
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Over the weekend, ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is pushing coach Jason Garrett to give up his play-calling duties.
The process continues. Per a league source, the Cowboys are quietly looking for a new offensive coordinator.
Currently, Bill Callahan serves as both the offensive coordinator and the offensive line coach. A new offensive coordinator presumably would call the plays instead of Garrett.
But Garrett, we’re told, is resisting the move. And if it happens, he wants someone who has no head-coaching experience.
The Princeton-educated Garrett didn’t need to go to Princeton to realize that an offensive coordinator with head-coaching experience can become a convenient interim head coach, if Jones decides during a given season to make a change.
The Cowboys have said nothing in response to Mortensen’s report. Which fairly can be interpreted to mean that the report is accurate, and that the discomfort Jones promised at Valley Ranch extends beyond the firing of running backs coach Skip Peete and defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
:jerry
Posted by Mike Florio on January 17, 2013, 9:44 PM EST
:jerry2
Over the weekend, ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is pushing coach Jason Garrett to give up his play-calling duties.
The process continues. Per a league source, the Cowboys are quietly looking for a new offensive coordinator.
Currently, Bill Callahan serves as both the offensive coordinator and the offensive line coach. A new offensive coordinator presumably would call the plays instead of Garrett.
But Garrett, we’re told, is resisting the move. And if it happens, he wants someone who has no head-coaching experience.
The Princeton-educated Garrett didn’t need to go to Princeton to realize that an offensive coordinator with head-coaching experience can become a convenient interim head coach, if Jones decides during a given season to make a change.
The Cowboys have said nothing in response to Mortensen’s report. Which fairly can be interpreted to mean that the report is accurate, and that the discomfort Jones promised at Valley Ranch extends beyond the firing of running backs coach Skip Peete and defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
:jerry