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I'm not taking shots at the players. I just don't see how this is best for the team or any team for that matter.Schotty rises again
I can't even. The rest of the NFC East rejoices.
Oh no!!!!!!! Don’t talk bad about my team!!!!!!!
How will I go on????
It seems to be a wide ranging problem in the NFL. Many teams do a cursory search and superficial interview process, hires are mainly based on past relationships, nepotism, and a track record of previous NFL coaching experience regardless of actual performance. So we just end up with the same group of people, their kids, and former colleagues over and over again.
Sure like a lot of mom 'n pop businesses and even large private companies. Public companies not so much. Nepotism only works if the people involved are actually talented. And in the NFL, it usually only works if you have a franchise QB.
Just saw it on Twitter and passed it along. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Looks like that’s a pretty shallow take, especially the Seattle years. Most of those years he had dudes like Sam Bradford, Kelly Clemons, Tony the worst quarterback I’ve ever seen Banks.
Meh.
He just basically runs practice and helps install the offense. His resume
I don’t think it matters. His main role will be running practice for the offense, doing installs, etc.
I wasn’t aiming at you GB!Just saw it on Twitter and passed it along. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Looks like that’s a pretty shallow take, especially the Seattle years. Most of those years he had dudes like Sam Bradford, Kelly Clemons, Tony the worst quarterback I’ve ever seen Banks.
Meh.
Agree there. But Dallas operates sometimes counterintuitively from an objective standpoint, like trading Amari Cooper without a real backup plan.
Gotta love the helpful Eagles fans that like to pretend they care. Please, go cry over the holding call or something. The passive aggressive BS is so Eagles like.
I have hear the same about Amari, just seems a bit odd to do that move and not have a backup plan. And judging by the amount of people excusing a large portion of Dak's interceptions due to it being a WR running a bad route or it bouncing off his hands, etc, seems the plan was not either well thought out or executed.
This is simply not true
I guess you got a point. I don't remember him trading Alvin Harper or Michael Irvin while also still trying to contend for championships.
No
Can't wait to see what his playcalling looks like next year with comments like this.
Not quite as classless as being a sore loser and shoving a cameraman away by the camera and all after you lose in the playoffs, but I digress.
I’d say nice try, but it wasn’t even that
So you don’t see the difference between a coach talking about a different mind set in game planning, play calling and a player calling out an ex coach on social media?
Splitting hairs really. You really want CJ to be a bad guy here, and I get it. I used to hate on Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith, and it was never about their play on the field, more about antics and white powder. Sometimes we grasp at anything we can do make a great player look tarnished. What else is there to really hate on with him? He a star player and will be tormenting your team for the next half decade and I'm sure he'll get a couple Dak picks at some point. You are welcome to your opinion as we are welcome to the opinion that Mike McCarthy is a sore loser, and its a fact that Kellen Moore loves to run up the score, a la the last game of the 2021 season against 3rd stringers.So you don’t see the difference between a coach talking about a different mind set in game planning, play calling and a player calling out an ex coach on social media?
I see a coach calling out his former OC (after letting him go) for not running enough and being more concerned about having the number one offense. I mean, he literally says it.So you don’t see the difference between a coach talking about a different mind set in game planning, play calling and a player calling out an ex coach on social media?
The #s don’t always tell the whole story. But I’m sure you know that already.I see a coach calling out his former OC (after letting him go) for not running enough and being more concerned about having the number one offense. I mean, he literally says it.So you don’t see the difference between a coach talking about a different mind set in game planning, play calling and a player calling out an ex coach on social media?
The Cowboys had the 6th most rushing attempts, yet he criticized Moore for not running enough.
But whatever, sure, CJGJ is classless for answering a question.
Cool, cool...Good talking to you.
Step 1 is complete!
I could have sworn it was Dak throwing those INTs.The #s don’t always tell the whole story. But I’m sure you know that already.I see a coach calling out his former OC (after letting him go) for not running enough and being more concerned about having the number one offense. I mean, he literally says it.So you don’t see the difference between a coach talking about a different mind set in game planning, play calling and a player calling out an ex coach on social media?
The Cowboys had the 6th most rushing attempts, yet he criticized Moore for not running enough.
But whatever, sure, CJGJ is classless for answering a question.
There were many times that Dallas should have been running the ball (and the clock) but Moore was throwing it and giving the ball back to the other team.
Maybe I’m giving you too much credit actually …
1 million dollars
I like it! But that would require the coaching staff to look past 2023. Jerry might block the window for long view
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