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Most likely he's gone after this season. So, who's next in line?
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I think he'll stay with Dallas, but the Cowboys would probably be better off without him. It doesn't do the team any favors with the question always coming up is he coming back or not and the same thing will be asked the year after too. Not that any team that has TO can't handle drama.
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I agree Hellwig. Parcell's has done an admirable job building through the draft and bringing along Romo as they have. He's turned J. Jones into a football player and the team is loaded with young talent.
The problem with Parcells lately is he's even more moody and volatile than ever. And the lows aren't that he's pissed off and ever more determined, they're instead filled with his being tired, frustrated with being in the business and seeming to wish he was out of the game. A lot was reported about his friends calling him the week before the Carolina game. They were worried he wasn't himself. I think he's gone, but few have defied logic on going or staying like Parcells. |
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SI.com - Writers - Bring on Weekend (cont.) - Thursday January 4, 2007 2:35PM
A decent article on the assistant NFL coach Sean Peyton wannabes in consideration ... |
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