Yep, he's setting himself up for what he feels is best chance of success. Not going with status quo guys or guys "Jones boys are comfortable with"
We needed this kind of house cleaning. Gotta change the culture and finally move on from the country club environment where the priority was not hurting peoples feelings and having a good time.
I cant wait for free agency and draft, most excited I have been in a long time.
It's hard not to get reinvested now, ain't it? Gol darnit.
I'll tell you guys something about a conversation I had with my son that he kind of fought me on and questioned. I told him we were going to see a completely different brand of football. A different style....a different attitude.....a different feel and flow to the game. He didn't understand what I was trying to say because he's never seen it from this team. He was 9 years old when Phillips took over and 12 when Garrett became the HC. He's seen nothing but the utter bullshit we've seen the past 13 years. Losing games we should have won and in improbable fashion. Bad coaching decisions. No adjustments. No accountability. No passion.
But that's all he'd seenin his young life and Cowboy's fan experience.....but this new coach knows what he's doing. The interview is a good one and he mentions words that every good leader uses: credibility and teaching. In my previous life, I was in a position where I was able to have a heavy influence in promoting people. The very first thing I would look at was credibility. The supervisor would have to come into his new unit and have instant credibility that he'd done that job, had success and knew what he was doing. And then he'd have to pass that knowledge onto his subordinates who would one day become supervisors and pass the baton (again). It's the cycle for real success if accountability matters.
People sniff out bullshit. They know if you got promoted because you kissed the bosses ass. It's one of the main reasons why Garrett failed and he will continue to fail at his profession. He didn't earn it and people know it. He lacks credibility and when you lack credibility, you can't lead people. They won't listen. They won't sacrifice. They won't learn the way they should. They'll hope and believe the path to promotion is your kiss ass path so players came to Dallas hoping to get rich more so than playing football and winning, which would lead to financial success as well. But why take that path when the man leading you didn't and he made it?
It's ugly. It's fucking ugly and I despised it when I saw it. It's why I despised Garrett. And it's why I like McCarthy. He's a completely different breed. He's a coach. He's bled coaching at every level for years. He's been held accountable and he'll do the same with others. I'm giddy.....