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Honestly?
I would do everything I can do to make sure I never work for Jerry Jones.
If I have another option, and a promotion at that, I take it.
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Honestly?
I would do everything I can do to make sure I never work for Jerry Jones.
If I have another option, and a promotion at that, I take it.
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It doesn't definitely mean Campo would be gone. He could just as easily be reassigned to another position and/or title.
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I knew you were going to say that. lol
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I hate Jerry as much as anyone but compared to the Bidwell family he might actually be the better option.
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Director of Ticket Sales works for me.
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Nah, he would f' that up too.
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I mean, Campo is one of Jerry's guys. He's worked for him from the beginning. Do you think he would keep him in limbo like this and then fire him in the middle of February?
I kind of doubt it. I think if that was what their intentions were that they'd have let him go immediately so he can better seek another opportunity.
I kind of doubt it. I think if that was what their intentions were that they'd have let him go immediately so he can better seek another opportunity.
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Weren't the Cardinals in the Super Bowl a few years ago?
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But, but, but JG has the final say on the hiring of his staff, right?
I think so.
But I think if Garrett wanted him gone, he'd have said so right after the season. And I think Jerry would have seen to it that it was done quick out of respect for his buddy.
I have no proof to this, it's just what I'm guessing.
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Right, and I also believe JG has a part in it as well as far as keeping Campo.
Why keep Campo? who the f knows.
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Cowboys trying to hire Ray Horton
February, 8, 2011
3:12
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By Calvin Watkins
Not only are the Cowboys about to hire a defensive line coach, Brian Baker, but it appears the team is also trying to get Steelers secondary coach Ray Horton.
According to a source, the team would like to hire Horton, who spent four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers as the defensive backs coach.
Horton, however, is a candidate to become the defensive coordinator with Arizona and according to the Arizona Republic could be hired by the Cardinals as soon as Wednesday.
Before the Cowboys hired Rob Ryan as their defensive coordinator, Horton's name surfaced as a possible candidate. Horton said last week he did not speak with the Cowboys but was hopeful he would get a chance to become a defensive coordinator, something he's never done before.
Dave Campo is currently the Cowboys secondary coach but it's undetermined what role he would have with the organization if Horton is hired.
Jerry Jones said last month that all the coaches that attended the Senior Bowl practices in Mobile, Ala., would be retained, and that included Campo.
February, 8, 2011
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By Calvin Watkins
Not only are the Cowboys about to hire a defensive line coach, Brian Baker, but it appears the team is also trying to get Steelers secondary coach Ray Horton.
According to a source, the team would like to hire Horton, who spent four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers as the defensive backs coach.
Horton, however, is a candidate to become the defensive coordinator with Arizona and according to the Arizona Republic could be hired by the Cardinals as soon as Wednesday.
Before the Cowboys hired Rob Ryan as their defensive coordinator, Horton's name surfaced as a possible candidate. Horton said last week he did not speak with the Cowboys but was hopeful he would get a chance to become a defensive coordinator, something he's never done before.
Dave Campo is currently the Cowboys secondary coach but it's undetermined what role he would have with the organization if Horton is hired.
Jerry Jones said last month that all the coaches that attended the Senior Bowl practices in Mobile, Ala., would be retained, and that included Campo.
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Wait a minute. So at least the Cowboys are not set on Campo then? HELL YEAH!
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I just don't have the hate for Campo. I lay virtually all the blame for the lousy defense on one Wade Phillips.
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He'll probably be in charge of cleaning Jerry's office, shit I'm not even sure if he can handle that.
Sheik needs a roofer who doesn't use staples, he might be a good fit.
And what did Bidwell do the following offseason? He let his best defensive starters leave via free agency.
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But Bidwell is a better owner than Jerry.
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Cowboys pursue Pittsburgh assistant Ray Horton
By David Moore / Reporter
dmoore@dallasnews.com
The Cowboys welcomed one defensive assistant into the fold Tuesday and is wooing another.
As Gerry Fraley mentioned in an earlier post, the club will add Brian Baker as defensive line coach and is working hard to persuade Ray Horton to be a part of their staff. If the Cowboys are successful in that pursuit, it will have implications for long-time assistant Dave Campo.
Horton is the secondary coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. His name surfaced for the defensive coordinator position before the Cowboys hired Rob Ryan.
Horton, who once played for the Cowboys, is scheduled to interview with Arizona Wednesday for their vacancy at defensive coordinator. The Cowboys obviously can't offer that position, but they can make Horton an assistant head coach over the secondary.
The Cowboys will likely re-assign Campo if that title is enough to lure Horton back to Dallas. Campo has told associates that he's uncertain what role, if any, he'll have on Ryan's defensive staff.
The club did not issue a release on Baker, but he has informed officials at the University of North Carolina that he is leaving for the Cowboys.
Baker has spent 15 years in the NFL as an assistant. He was with Carolina the last two seasons and spent the previous three seasons in St. Louis. He is a high-energy assistant who has helped develop Leonard Little, La'Roi Glover and Kevin Williams.
By David Moore / Reporter
dmoore@dallasnews.com
The Cowboys welcomed one defensive assistant into the fold Tuesday and is wooing another.
As Gerry Fraley mentioned in an earlier post, the club will add Brian Baker as defensive line coach and is working hard to persuade Ray Horton to be a part of their staff. If the Cowboys are successful in that pursuit, it will have implications for long-time assistant Dave Campo.
Horton is the secondary coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. His name surfaced for the defensive coordinator position before the Cowboys hired Rob Ryan.
Horton, who once played for the Cowboys, is scheduled to interview with Arizona Wednesday for their vacancy at defensive coordinator. The Cowboys obviously can't offer that position, but they can make Horton an assistant head coach over the secondary.
The Cowboys will likely re-assign Campo if that title is enough to lure Horton back to Dallas. Campo has told associates that he's uncertain what role, if any, he'll have on Ryan's defensive staff.
The club did not issue a release on Baker, but he has informed officials at the University of North Carolina that he is leaving for the Cowboys.
Baker has spent 15 years in the NFL as an assistant. He was with Carolina the last two seasons and spent the previous three seasons in St. Louis. He is a high-energy assistant who has helped develop Leonard Little, La'Roi Glover and Kevin Williams.
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