He's comfortable with the system he has, and he's comfortable making fairly significant changes. He clearly is not a guy who's in love with Michael Irvin to the point that he's going to build a whole offense around him. So he's going to make people fit into his system, and they're going to have to adapt to that. But I think this season, like we said, is really the proving ground, because they have a much tougher schedule. If they go 10-6 again this year, with this schedule, then we have to say he's a legitimate, very good NFL coach.
Teams adopt a coach's personality.
I am just trying to figure out what his personality is. You want him to play, and he's going to start, and Troy Aikman has said he still considers him his go-to receiver. I am not really sure what exactly is going to be reduced. I think the thing that has to be reduced is people's expectations. Michael Irvin is a receiver going into his 12th NFL season.