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What do you think will happen?
And what do you want to happen?

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I think that I think that Jerry's
gonna stick with Mike. Good news for

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you, sir Roy. Thank you
Darry for believing in me. I like,

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what do you think will happen?
What do you want will happen?

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And I wanted to play that yesterday
and we didn't do it. Well right

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now, we'll do it right now. What do you think will happen?

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What do you want to Okay,
I'll go first, And I wish you

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hadn't to play that because I I
think he's gonna stick with Mike McCarthy.

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I think we laid that out yesterday. Yeah, kind of like then probably

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how this is gonna end up.
What do I want to happen? I

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want Bill f and Belichick here.
And I say it as a qualifier.

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It's because I'm not a cowboy fan
necessarily. I love I love chaos.

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I want them to win. I
want them to win the Super Bowl,

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but I want chaos. I want
talking points and angles and mad That seems

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to be inevitable no matter who's in
any position, as long as Jerry's around.

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But I just think the shock and
excitement of that announcement, the news

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interviews will get from Belichick. I
just think, and I also think he's

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the best coach in history, and
I think that might be your quickest path

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to winning the Super Bowl. And
if that's truly the game around here,

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give me Bill Belichick. But what
I think is going to happen as of

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this very moment, I think Mike
McCarthy stays. Dang man. It's funny

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because yesterday you talked about how each
day your initial reaction and your initial thoughts

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about what needs to happen, like
on Monday, and you talked about this

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history, how they're probably going to
vary as the days go on, and

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how or as our emotions calm down
and you start getting that more steady hand

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vibe about the whole process. I
could not agree with you more. And

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I am a cowboy fan and I
do want them to kind of not blow

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it up, but at least make
a big splash. And like you said,

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Belichick's the greatest coach of all time. You have an opportunity to get

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him. You're gonna lose Dan Quinn. You might as well just go ahead

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and clean house. Let Bill bring
in his guys. Your roster's young enough

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that they are still somewhat malleable.
And I think that bringing in Belichick also

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kind of satiates the thirst for blood
for really pissed off Cowboys fans. You

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can't get past that performance. I
know we get further away from it,

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but that was abysmal. There was
no excuse for the Cowboys collectively, from

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coaching to special teams to every aspect
of that game was a massive wet turd.

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And you can't make excuses for that. I'm sorry you cannot make the

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excuse for that. You have got
to do something big to send a message

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to your team, to send a
message to your fans, and give yourself

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a better head coach. No one's
gonna argue that Belichick is a better head

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coach than Mike McCarthy. You do
that now, But what will happen.

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They're gonna roll him out again.
I agree with you. They're gonna roll

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him out again for his last year
and give him one more shot. OKAJ

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think want What I think will happen
is this run it back with Mike,

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figure out your defensive coordinator. If
dan Quinn leaves, or if dan Quinn

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doesn't get a job, which is
possible. You just do it again and

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you take like the devil you know, is twelve wins, right, and

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then that's kind of okay, not
good enough, not what you want.

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What I want for me terribly.
That's what I want is coach prime action

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in here. Okay, I mean
in terms of chaos, you want to

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to get weird. But if I've
been football person, as much as it

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is kind of against what I would
be about normally, I don't want a

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defensive head coach hardly. Ever,
the Belichick thing makes too much sense,

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and there's like a lot of people
like, well, what if he doesn't

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he's not relatable to the players good. That's kind of part of the problem

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is having guys who are a little
too relatable to the players. A bit

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of the issue there, how about
guys being scared that they're not going to

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get to keep their job if they
don't perform well today. Now we're talking,

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yeah, and that's sort of the
root of sports success for our whole

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lives. Yeah, is the fear
of you don't get to do this anymore

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if you don't do well. You
know what I've heard a lot too about

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this is I mean, there's a
lot of discourse about everything going on here,

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But one thing I keep hearing is, well, he Will McClay the

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way they draft players and all that. Let me just say Will McClay is

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the de facto GM. But you
know if he talked with this a few

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times and how this works, where
he sits in the middle coaches over here,

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scouts over here, front office over
here, and he just sits inside

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of that triangle spinning around, getting
everyone's input, make the best decision.

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It ain't like coaches don't get to
pick players because it just happened. Dan

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Quinn took Mozzie Smith, Mike McCarthy
took a look Scommaker. So the idea

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that Bill Belichick will be like,
I gotta be able to pick players.

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Now, if Bill Belichick's come in
and wants full control, that's a no

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go. You know, if Harball
wants full control, that's a no no

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go. You're not getting that,
Like, you're just not. We have

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a system here that kind of works, even though it didn't work this year

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in the draft. We have a
drafting system and development system that does work,

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and it's proven that it works.
So you can't come in and just

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get everything you want and start pushing
out people. Okay, like that you

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can push out some people, but
not Will mcclay's. But the idea that

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coach can't pick his player is crazy
Taco Charlton, which Will McClay has gone

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to bat for rod Manelli's saying that
he did that. No, Like,

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there's there's some things there that I
just think Bill would get to pick a

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few players, like he wouldn't have
any say. He would have a huge

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voice absolutely in that decision making process, and they'd be a fool enough to

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listen to him. Do you think
he well, see he has drafted poorly

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Belichick. Yes, yes, for
a decent amount of time. And it's

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sort of him though, well yeah, because he is New England and that

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dude gets whatever he wants in New
England. I wonder when he interviewed with

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Atlanta the other day or in his
next interviews, if that is a deal

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or no deal. I buy the
groceries, I handle the talent acquisite acquisition.

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I don't know, and I don't
know if. I mean, he's

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got a lot of leverage, but
does he have enough to strut into every

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NFL city and be like, hey, yeah, if you want to do

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this, this is how this is
going to work. I don't, I

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don't. I don't know, and
I don't. I kind of don't think

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so Like I kind of think he
might. He might be a he knows

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he's not going to walk in with
the same power that he just had in

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New England automatically, like every franchise
is different. So then you have to

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weigh what it means to be the
head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, which

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around here we feel like means a
lot. I don't know if Bill Belichick

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up in New England is sitting there
thinking, man, Dallas is still the

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best gig in town. It's the
biggest, you know, stage there is.

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I mean we think that. I
don't know if they actually look at

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it like that they might. And
the structure in place here though, is

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that we're who knows. Maybe he
wants a little less responsibility on that personnel

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end, maybe because it's the way
it was for twenty years, that's just

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continued to be the way it was, and he was the guy picking the

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players and going through all that.
You have these guys with fake titles who

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do a little bit and help you, but like this is a little different

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now, there's a structure in place
here. Now you come here, man.

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You can just focus on coaching these
dudes, and if you have a

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say, we will listen to your
say and you will get to pick play

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right exactly Like I think. It's
very comfortable, like we want you helping.

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Yeah, but it's not going to
be the I don't even know if

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the buck doesn't stop with you and
please fire away all any and all ideas

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and opinions. You're Bill Belichick,
but not just making every decision. And

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I think he'd be okay with that.

