God reading that is embarrassing. Can't believe some of the fools we keep employed.
I'd rather Dak have a better head coach to give him the best chance for success. Just like every other player on the team.On another note, the hatred of Garrett presents a dilemma:
If Dak is successful and becomes a franchise QB, it also means Garrett is likely to extend his stay here for several more years.
So if having Dak turn into a franchise QB means Garrett is here 5+ more years, would you rather Dak flop and Garrett get fired or see if Dak can overcome Garrett?
heres the link to the article:
Anatomy of a Draft The inside story of how owner Jerry Jones and the Cowboys nearly botched things up in the first round--but ended up scoring big
well shit, thats not the correct link, not sure what happened
I'd rather Dak have a better head coach to give him the best chance for success. Just like every other player on the team.
But I can't even picture your question, really. Dak struggling won't get Garrett fired. Dak (and thus the team) struggling will just change the narrative to you couldn't expect Jason to win without a QB.
Basically, the only way I could possibly see Garrett getting fired is if Tony and everyone else was healthy and we still lost big. That's out the window as of a week ago.
Junk schooling the Tucson Legend.
God reading that is embarrassing. Can't believe some of the fools we keep employed.
Speaking of that, not sure you guys got it on the NFLN broadcast, but Campo was in the booth and when Jerry appeared he said, "Now can you believe how terrible it is that you hire a friend to be head coach and then you never give him a quarterback you can win with?"
That's Jerry. Hiring friends to do jobs they aren't qualified for.
Ahaha, yep. Plus we got a I'm-sourced-but-not-revealing-it comment, a Not Guessing, and a Hung Up on Titles all in one page.
Also, lol at Yim liking posts from that old thread.
Speaking of that, not sure you guys got it on the NFLN broadcast, but Campo was in the booth and when Jerry appeared he said, "Now can you believe how terrible it is that you hire a friend to be head coach and then you never give him a quarterback you can win with?"
That's Jerry. Hiring friends to do jobs they aren't qualified for.
I just bumped that mother fucker
what are the odds all hell breaks lose?
and I've already had my post deleted and been chastised
Does anyone know their logic behind the no bumping of old threads rule?
Nobody likes a four year old thread bumped, bro.
Definitely just chewing the fat and never any hard feelings, amigo.
I'd answer like this: I don't think it's necessary for a coach to run everything and have final say on every decision. In fact the vast majority of coaches don't have that power. Most coaches (e.g. Andy Reid) have found they do a worse job when they try to do too much more than just coaching the team.
You say we wouldn't see the same Zimmer here that we do in Minny and I ask why not? Jerry wouldn't let him unilaterally cut players, but only a couple of coaches can do that anyway and I'm sure Zimmer isn't one of them. Jerry wouldn't let him run the draft room, but most coaches don't get to do that either.
I think you underestimate the power a coach has in the day to day running of the team that has nothing to do with the draft room or even cutting players off the team. Jerry wouldn't prevent Zim from doing the things that make him good, like chewing a player's ass in practice, or challenging a him in the media, or temporarily making him third team to send a message. Zimmer wouldn't suddenly change from his demanding, ass-kicking ways just because of Jerry. We know this because Zim was a demanding ass-kicker when he was here working for Jerry. There are even documented stories of him standing up to Jerry in draft meetings (2002 Peter King story).
And that's not even to speak of mismanaging actual games -- time management, player deployment, etc. like Garrett does.
TLDR: Jerry is a pain in the ass and a hindrance but he doesn't automatically make a coach lose his entire personality or become a poor coach. (And if he tried, IMO Zim would have enough backbone to quit, unlike our Red Politician who'd rather trade his nutsack for a paycheck.)