Jones need only look in the mirror to find his answer. Jones can find him in the mirror, too. Only with this franchise can the most preposterous notion of all be the one that also makes the most sense. The time has come for Jerry Jones to coach the Cowboys.
Players know who runs the show at Valley Ranch.
When the Cowboys played the Giants in the season finale that would decide whether or not this team reached the playoffs, it was Jones who instructed Gailey to put linebacker Quentin Coryatt in the starting lineup. It was time to see what all those Jones free-agency dollars had purchased. Jones deposited few clues as to Gailey s successor during Tuesday s press conference but acknowledged that switching the team s offensive philosophy two years ago had been a risk. But it s easier to change coaches than players in the NFL, so Gailey is gone. The list of suitable replacements willing to work under Jones micromanaging style is a short one.