Well it's been awhile since I last posted. Honestly what was the point throughout the season? Oh well. So anyway now that we have the Miami Cowboys coaching staff in place there is now reason for optimisim once again. I'm excited about the moves Parcells has made since joining our once proud organization. Rather than bring in another run of the mill GM and Headcoach from some defunct NFL or college program we now have up and commers with apparent football talent and success.
Before any major shakeups in the player ranks, we'll see GM Jeff Ireland and Coach Tony Sparano fill out the remaining coaching spots. It will be interesting who they bring in for the Offensive and Defensive coordinator positions. I am hoping to land Rex Ryan as the defensive coordinator. Hopefully he does not shun the Dolphins after not landing the head coaching position, which he interviewed for. Although Ryan does not have a history with the Parcells crew, his performance as the Ravens Defensive coordinator over the years has been extremely impressive. It would also be beneficial to bring in a few guys that don't neccessarily have a prior history together to bring in some creative diversity.
By the way, about half way through the season I was back home and had the opportunity to watch a Dolphin's loss with my dad. He bet me at the time that Cameron would not be back as head coach next year. I thought he was crazy at the time, but after the Parcells hire I knew I would probably be losing that one. Needless to say, at the time I never wanted to lose a bet so badly in my life. Good ridence Cameron. Glad Mullarkey is gone too. Guy killed us the prior year also and was demoted to TE's coach. It was rediculous that Cameron the Offensive guru was letting Mullarkey call plays. The bet was for a bottle of Crown Royal. Guess I'll be picking it up next time I'm home. Like I said, not problems with losing that one.
I said at the beginning of this football season, "Don't you just wish you could skip a year". Not this next year. I can't wait to see the transformation.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
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