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Source: Ray Sherman won't return
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By Calvin Watkins
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Dallas Cowboys wide receivers coach Ray Sherman will not return to the coaching staff for the 2011 season, according to a source.
Sherman was one of four assistant coaches whose contracts expired shortly after the 2010 season. He had been with the Cowboys since 2007 when he was hired by then-coach Wade Phillips.
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Dallas Cowboys wide receivers coach Ray Sherman will not return to the coaching staff for the 2011 season, according to a source.
Sherman was one of four assistant coaches whose contracts expired shortly after the 2010 season. He had been with the Cowboys since 2007 when he was hired by then-coach Wade Phillips.
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Well, shat where is he going?
I'd hate to lose Sherman.
OC for the Dolphins maybe?
I'd hate to lose Sherman.
OC for the Dolphins maybe?
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Yeah I'm not thrilled about this one at all.
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He must be getting an OC job somewheres.
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His contract is up and I cant imagine if Jason did not offer the OC job he would be interested in staying. There really is no chance for advancement here. I thought he had a real shot at the OC job here.
It's a smart move on his part but I dont like letting a coach so well respected and arguably one of the best at what he does just walk away. He was a mentor of sorts for Dez, it's going to be interesting to see who they bring in.
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That's right his contract is up, man I don't want to lose him he has done an excellent job for this organization.
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SDogo. Back from the dead?
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Thats kind of what I think.
Seemed like a good coach, hate losing him. But if he had a better opportunity elsewhere for more responsibility and/or money, makes sense
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The one assistant I didn't want to lose. 
noooo:censored
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DMN is reporting it was Garrett's decision to non-renew Sherman's deal apparently. Sherman offered no comment on the decision.
I read earlier that Sherman would host WR vent/rant type sessions on Thursdays, and we know WR's here have publicly spouted off numerous times about things they dont like or complaints. Its apparent Garrett views how Jimmy ran things as the right way, and I cant imagine Jimmy would have ever allowed a coach under him to something similar.
I read earlier that Sherman would host WR vent/rant type sessions on Thursdays, and we know WR's here have publicly spouted off numerous times about things they dont like or complaints. Its apparent Garrett views how Jimmy ran things as the right way, and I cant imagine Jimmy would have ever allowed a coach under him to something similar.
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Holy shit, really?
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All I can say is you trust the head coach.
It doesn't matter if I think Sherman is the best in the business at coaching WR's. Garrett's now the man. If he doesn't want him here, see ya.
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Sherman will not return to Cowboys
Posted at 2:48 PM on Sun., Jan. 9, 2011 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Gerry Fraley / Reporter Bio | E-mail | News tips
Ray Sherman has gone from head-coaching candidate with the Dallas Cowboys to out of the organization.
Sherman acwknowledged today that he has been told the Cowboys will not offer him a new contract. Sherman had served as wide-receivers coach for the last four years, and his contract was about to expire.
Sherman had no comment on the decision by head coach Jason Garrett. He brought Sherman into the organizaton.
Sherman on Tuesday interviewed for the head-coaching position to help the Cowboys satisfy the ``Rooney Rule,'' which requires minority candidates be considered for major openings. owner-general manager Jerry Jones and executive vice president-director of player personnel Stephen Jones both raved about Sherman's interview.
Stephen Jones said on Thursday that the club liked Sherman and his failure to get the head-coaching position did not mean he had to leave the organization.
``We wouldn't feel that way at all,'' Jones said. ``I don't think Jason would either. What happened there is we evaluated what was the best for the Cowboys going forward.''
Posted at 2:48 PM on Sun., Jan. 9, 2011 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Gerry Fraley / Reporter Bio | E-mail | News tips
Ray Sherman has gone from head-coaching candidate with the Dallas Cowboys to out of the organization.
Sherman acwknowledged today that he has been told the Cowboys will not offer him a new contract. Sherman had served as wide-receivers coach for the last four years, and his contract was about to expire.
Sherman had no comment on the decision by head coach Jason Garrett. He brought Sherman into the organizaton.
Sherman on Tuesday interviewed for the head-coaching position to help the Cowboys satisfy the ``Rooney Rule,'' which requires minority candidates be considered for major openings. owner-general manager Jerry Jones and executive vice president-director of player personnel Stephen Jones both raved about Sherman's interview.
Stephen Jones said on Thursday that the club liked Sherman and his failure to get the head-coaching position did not mean he had to leave the organization.
``We wouldn't feel that way at all,'' Jones said. ``I don't think Jason would either. What happened there is we evaluated what was the best for the Cowboys going forward.''