Former NFL star Robert Griffin III zigged whereas others zagged as everybody weighed in on what the Dallas Cowboys ought to do with their teaching employees following a 48-32 loss to the Inexperienced Bay Packers on Sunday.
Whereas the NFL world speculated that staff proprietor Jerry Jones would go and rent Invoice Belichick to interchange Mike McCarthy as head coach, Griffin stated Jones ought to make the leap and go after Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders.
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“… You want ‘Coach Prime,’” Griffin stated in a video directed towards Cowboys followers.
“’Coach Prime’ is aware of learn how to win in Dallas. He is aware of what it takes to have a championship mindset. He is aware of learn how to maintain his guys accountable and he’s a culture-changer. … ‘Coach Prime can be going to carry you your quarterback of the longer term. Yeah, that’s proper, Shedeur Sanders.”
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Griffin stated he believed in Dak Prescott and could lead on the staff to a Tremendous Bowl. Nonetheless, if the Cowboys had been to rent Sanders, Griffin stated it’s virtually a sure-thing that Shedeur Sanders would finally change into the staff’s quarterback.
“Everyone knows a few issues about Jerry Jones,” Griffin stated. “He loves cash and he loves the eye on his Dallas Cowboys. No coach will make Jerry Jones extra money than ‘Coach Prime.’ Deion Sanders could have the Cowboys high-stepping towards the Lombardi very quickly.”
Jones made no indication that he was contemplating firing McCarthy when he spoke to reporters following the loss.
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“I haven’t thought one second about it,” he stated, by way of Professional Soccer discuss. “My complete thought course of was preparing for a playoff sport right here subsequent week. I’m amazed to be sitting the place we’re proper now.”
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