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Bob, you got five assistant coaches who were fired,

or they were let go or not brought back,

whatever the semantics are with this. So what is the message that's being sent here by Jerry Jones?

Well, you know, that's always the million dollar question, Dan.

And I think to a certain extent, it starts with, you know, who's coming back from the coordinator position.

But, you know, in general, the idea that you're losing Dan Quinn feels relatively assured.

Kellyn Moore feels like a coin flip.

And I suppose the opportunity, if you will, or at least the obligation to kind of reimagine your coaching staff and maybe even your offensive scheme, which I would be all for, is clear and present.

And I guess they're getting out ahead of that with guys with expiring deals maybe allowing them to go pursue other possibilities that's fine I expect we're not just

talking about tier three assistant coaches being allowed to expire I I assume

there's there's more sweeping changes afoot but but again with Jerry he's

pretty good about protecting his cards until he

has to tell the world but you were talking about offensive philosophy maybe

changing that offensive philosophy go into detail about that well in general

and this is a sweeping generalization but allow me that in the sense that Jason

Garrett and Scott

Linehan installed an offense that was either for Tony Romo or for very, very young

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