Cowpatties to name Wade Phillips new Head Coach
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Actually, I think this is a good situation for the Cowboys. Jones gets to retain his power and have an amiable guy who is a Defensive Wizard there. He gets to bring in his young new OC in Jason Garrett without the bickering between Norv and he.
We'll see how it pans out next year. I think Wade is a better choice than Norv.
We'll see how it pans out next year. I think Wade is a better choice than Norv.
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
– C. S. Lewis
– C. S. Lewis
Zanchief wrote:What do you guys think about the affirmative action rule the NFL has for coaching and management positions?
Off topic but I'm curious and don't want to make my own thread.
I really don't like it much, but in some cases(pittsburgh for instance) it resulted in a guy getting a job that he wasn't even remotely going to be considered for originally
the final choice of who's hired is still ultimately who the owner feels is the best choice(I'm assuming of course)
I'm just hoping that 5 years down the road people stop even bringing up race as a qualifier when they're talking about someone
Zanchief wrote:What do you guys think about the affirmative action rule the NFL has for coaching and management positions?
Off topic but I'm curious and don't want to make my own thread.
I don't think it matters much. In the end, the owner or Gm will just hire the one he thinks that is best for his team regardless of race or skin color.
Phlegm wrote:Tikker wrote:Philips has proved he's a good coordinator and lousy head coach
grats cowboys
Phillips did take the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs a couple of times.
and replaced the QB(flutie) who'd won most of the regular season games with the guy(johnson lawl) who'd been hurt and sitting on the bench all year leading to 1st round loss
awesome coach
lyion wrote:Actually, I think this is a good situation for the Cowboys. Jones gets to retain his power and have an amiable guy who is a Defensive Wizard there. He gets to bring in his young new OC in Jason Garrett without the bickering between Norv and he.
We'll see how it pans out next year. I think Wade is a better choice than Norv.
they both totally suck
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I'm just glad cause this means the 49ers retain BOTH Norv AND Singletary for another season. Norv may suck as a head coach, but he's an excellent offensive coordinator, and has always brought out the best in the quarterbacks he's been around. This will do great things for Alex Smith's career, for sure.
Also, Singletary is incredibly respected by the players, given his personality and background. Having him around helps the team as a whole immensely. I mean, seriously, is any player, especially a D-man, going to ignore him when Mike Singletary gives him some advice on how to play better? I think not.
In all seriousness, this may make the difference between the 49ers making the playoffs and missing them. Well, this and how they spend the cap space they FINALLY have after a solid decade of cap hell.
-Arlos
Also, Singletary is incredibly respected by the players, given his personality and background. Having him around helps the team as a whole immensely. I mean, seriously, is any player, especially a D-man, going to ignore him when Mike Singletary gives him some advice on how to play better? I think not.
In all seriousness, this may make the difference between the 49ers making the playoffs and missing them. Well, this and how they spend the cap space they FINALLY have after a solid decade of cap hell.
-Arlos
Evermore wrote:Phlegm wrote:Tikker wrote:Philips has proved he's a good coordinator and lousy head coach
grats cowboys
Phillips did take the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs a couple of times.
and about flushed Denver down the tubes
Belechick stunk in Cleveland before going to N.E.
It's a guessing game with coaches, and I think it's more about the overall staff and players than the head coach.
I'd guess the Cowboys will be a playoff threat again next year. I think their future depends more on how Romo matures than on Wade Phillips.
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
– C. S. Lewis
– C. S. Lewis
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Jay
lyion wrote:Evermore wrote:Phlegm wrote:Tikker wrote:Philips has proved he's a good coordinator and lousy head coach
grats cowboys
Phillips did take the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs a couple of times.
and about flushed Denver down the tubes
Belechick stunk in Cleveland before going to N.E.
It's a guessing game with coaches, and I think it's more about the overall staff and players than the head coach.
I'd guess the Cowboys will be a playoff threat again next year. I think their future depends more on how Romo matures than on Wade Phillips.
It's real simple for the Cowpies. It's called, throw TO the damn ball and don't choke.
The problem is, TO has been stinking up the place of late. He cuts off routes, alligator-arms balls any time it looks like he might gets hit, and dropped balls at several times the rate of even AVERAGE receivers. As a QB, how can you trust a WR when you know he might not be where he's supposed to be, isn't likely to try hard to make a catch, and stands a far better chance than average of dropping it even if he DOES reach out and grab it?
-Arlos
-Arlos
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Jay
Randy Moss has been stinking up the place. TO played fine, especially considering he had a broken finger. Dropped passes are a bad stat, IMO. It's also misleading as a guy who has 10 times as many balls thrown to him is going to drop more. TOs stats were still very, very good, and he is still an impact player.
TO's issues will come up when he feels 'wronged' and makes a spectacle of himself, like he's done everywhere else. Parcells made it easy to know where the buck stopped and I think TO knew not the cross the line, since Bill would kick him to the street quicker than you can say Vanderjagt. Phillips is a more laid back guy, so I wonder when the old TO will resurface....
TO's issues will come up when he feels 'wronged' and makes a spectacle of himself, like he's done everywhere else. Parcells made it easy to know where the buck stopped and I think TO knew not the cross the line, since Bill would kick him to the street quicker than you can say Vanderjagt. Phillips is a more laid back guy, so I wonder when the old TO will resurface....
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
– C. S. Lewis
– C. S. Lewis






