I week ago I stated that I could see Jones going after Singletary. This has nothing to do with the Rooney Rule because Jones has already interviewed three current assistant coaches with the Cowboys for the head coaching position...two of them are black.Maybe this move is just to squeeze some cash away from either Wade Phillips or Norv Turner but imo JJ is interviewing him for one reason: he could see himself naming Mike Singletary the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys if the interview goes well enough.The best jobs "in football" are the high end college jobs. The money is better than the Steelers pay, the wins are plentiful, and you get to have a life (compared to NFL coaches at least).I could see Jerry Jones going after Mike Singletary.The Cowboys job is pretty average in desirability. The best job in football is probably HC for the Steelers (I'm not a Steelers fan).
So what did that make Todd Bowles then?It is sad to say... but he is probably the "token black guy".
The stuff floating around Texas is that jerry thinks that the Cowboys can compete next year for the Superbowl. Since the Cowboys have drafted for the 3-4 over the last couple of years, he does not want to render that work useless by bring in a Cover Two defense where many of the front seven players are not useful.Probably a dumb question that has already been addressed, but why is there ZERO mention of any interest in Ron Rivera of Chicago for HC/DC? I understand that he can't interview until after the SB, but still, I have not heard his name mentioned at all. Why not? -fe
That makes perfect sense now. Tyvm.-feThe stuff floating around Texas is that jerry thinks that the Cowboys can compete next year for the Superbowl. Since the Cowboys have drafted for the 3-4 over the last couple of years, he does not want to render that work useless by bring in a Cover Two defense where many of the front seven players are not useful.Probably a dumb question that has already been addressed, but why is there ZERO mention of any interest in Ron Rivera of Chicago for HC/DC? I understand that he can't interview until after the SB, but still, I have not heard his name mentioned at all. Why not? -fe
Baylor is correct. About 1.5 hour drive from dallas area.He'll inspire them to interview somebody else I'm sure.At least he is from Texas, correct? Went to Baylor.
It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
Cowboys already met the Rooney Rule... Todd Bowles, current secondary coach, interviewed for the job.It is sad to say... but he is probably the "token black guy".
They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.
Turner = Excellent OCTurner <> Excellent HCIt's a two-year pause before going heavy after Cowher.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
I understand that, but when you see how captivated the players are by him, I think it's worth it to absorb a year of letting him learn the ropes to lock him up for the long term. He coaches like he played.It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
Turner is the last guy I want in Dallas. He is a proven himself as a very good OC but he has also proven to be a very bad HC. They've already hired Garret to run the offense which i think is a stretch in itself but they are neglecting the defense which has been the achilies heel for this team the past couple of years. Very bad call imo to hire Turner.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
Hey Tex, I do not know how much validity to assume, but a former Cowboy asst coach said that he really did not think Turner would come back to Dallas. His kids are in High School and might want to finish. Also, I read this on rotoworld:NFL Network's Adam Shefter, talking on WFAN, said Norv Turner told Jerry Jones he had a specific defensive coordinator and personnel guy that he'd have to bring to Dallas before taking the Cowboys job.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?
As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
This might be why they brought in Singletary. Lord help us with Norv as the HC.Hey Tex, I do not know how much validity to assume, but a former Cowboy asst coach said that he really did not think Turner would come back to Dallas. His kids are in High School and might want to finish. Also, I read this on rotoworld:NFL Network's Adam Shefter, talking on WFAN, said Norv Turner told Jerry Jones he had a specific defensive coordinator and personnel guy that he'd have to bring to Dallas before taking the Cowboys job.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?
As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
I hope this is correct, I'm not at all amused about the talk of Turner being the HC.Like Cobalt and Tag said, OC maybe but HC he's not. Turner has been riding the coatail of the Triplets for far too long. Hell, he owes them money. I like the fact that MS has been mentioned he's highly respected and his intensity is unmatched.Hey Tex, I do not know how much validity to assume, but a former Cowboy asst coach said that he really did not think Turner would come back to Dallas. His kids are in High School and might want to finish. Also, I read this on rotoworld:NFL Network's Adam Shefter, talking on WFAN, said Norv Turner told Jerry Jones he had a specific defensive coordinator and personnel guy that he'd have to bring to Dallas before taking the Cowboys job.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?
As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
Shefter said the decision may not come for a few days because Jones may interview another coaching candidate. Turner seems to be the favorite for the job, but Jones may want to pick his defensive coach.
This might be why they brought in Singletary. Lord help us with Norv as the HC.Hey Tex, I do not know how much validity to assume, but a former Cowboy asst coach said that he really did not think Turner would come back to Dallas. His kids are in High School and might want to finish. Also, I read this on rotoworld:NFL Network's Adam Shefter, talking on WFAN, said Norv Turner told Jerry Jones he had a specific defensive coordinator and personnel guy that he'd have to bring to Dallas before taking the Cowboys job.They've been speculating all day that it's a done deal, that it's going to be Turner and they are prolonging the accouncement. At first I thought it was insane, but after hearing that Bill has officially left the Cowboys' facility and he was helping in the hiring process...........well it certainly makes me think.I'm not really on board with the hiring of Turner, if it's true that is.Possible Defensive Coordinator? Required minority HC candidate interview?
As a Cowboys fan, if we ended up with HC Turner, Offensive Coordinator Garrett, and Defensive Coordinator Singletary - I'd be happy.![]()
or a hall of famer that's done pretty well teaching the game as a coachIt is sad to say... but he is probably the "token black guy".
You would be incorrect. Garrett is considered to be a up and comer when it comes to being an OC. Im sure he's a smart fella but I dont know if he is ready for this job. I'd be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. I DO know what Norv brings to the table as a HC, I've already seen it and wasnt impressed. I was hoping with Garrett hired to run the offense and babysit Romo they would hire someone to keep tabs on that defense that has been atrocious!! I would've prefferred Wade Phillips to Norv. Either way I wasnt real enthused with what we had to choose from.If Dallas ends up with Turner as HC, Garrett as OC and SIngletary as DC I would think Cowboy fans would be pretty happy.![]()
Singletary will interview for Cowboys job
By MAC ENGEL
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
IRVING -- Amid some quiet criticism floating from Miami that the Cowboys did not adequately satisfy the “Rooney Rule” by not interviewing a minority candidate, the team is taking no chances.
The Cowboys will interview San Francisco 49ers assistant head coach/defense and native Houstonian Mike Singletary, who is African-American, Tuesday. The Hall of Fame linebacker served as a defensive assistant in San Francisco for the past two years.
He will be the first candidate to interview with the Cowboys who will not formally talk to former coach Bill Parcells. Monday was the first workday since the season ended that Parcells was not at Valley Ranch.
Current 49ers offensive coordinator Norv Turner, however, appears to be in the lead to replace Parcells.
An NFL source said they expect the Cowboys to conclude their search soon, and that the new coach could be announced Wednesday. Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones is scheduled to leave for the Super Bowl Thursday.
By definition, the Cowboys complied with the NFL’s “Rooney Rule” when they interviewed secondary coach Todd Bowles last week. But grumblings emanated from South Florida in recent days that Bowles was never a legitimate candidate, and that the interview was perfunctory.
Singletary, 48, is considered more of a known quantity. He’s interviewed for other head coaching jobs, even though he’s been an assistant NFL coach four years. He interviewed with the Atlanta Falcons after they fired Jim Mora Jr.
In 2005, Singletary’s first season with the 49ers, he was assistant head coach/linebackers. Last season, he was assistant head coach/defense.
Singletary will become the eighth person to interview for the Cowboys job.
Both papers pulling the R card.Cowboys to interview Singletary
05:18 PM CST on Monday, January 29, 2007
By TODD ARCHER / The Dallas Morning News
tarcher@dallasnews.com
IRVING – The Cowboys' coaching search took another twist Monday when the team said it would bring in Hall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary in for an interview on Tuesday.
Singletary, 48, has spent the last two seasons as San Francisco’s assistant head coach/defense and in 2003 and '04 he served as inside linebackers coach for Baltimore.
Mike Singletary
One of the most intense players in NFL history, Singletary was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998 after spending 12 seasons with Chicago, finishing with 1,488 tackles and 10 straight Pro Bowl appearances. He was named All-Pro eight times.
He grew up in Houston and starred at Baylor before the Bears took him in the second round of the 1981 draft. Before entering coaching, he served as a motivational speaker and wrote three books. He and his wife, Kim, have seven children.
He will be the eighth candidate to replace Bill Parcells, joining Tony Sparano, Todd Haley, Todd Bowles, Jason Garrett, Wade Phillips, Gary Gibbs and Norv Turner.
The pending interview further puts the Cowboys in compliance with the "Rooney Rule," which states a team must interview at least one minority for a head coaching vacancy. According to the NFL, the Bowles' interview had satisfied the rule.
I have no idea why he's being considered as head coach. The guy accepts bad performances and lack of effort from his players, and blames lousy games on "a break here or there" instead. He cannot lead or control a team, and mumbles his way through the season.Lord help us with Norv as the HC.
Way to go Bob!P.S. BAD stands for Bob and Dan.BAD: Any news?
Mickey: I just flew into Miami. I checked in before my flight and everyone at the Ranch says things are quiet. Probably get a decision by tomorrow or Wednesday. They don’t have any interviews with anyone else. Jerry normally shows up at the Superbowl on Thursday. So we’ll probably have something announced in the next couple of days?
BAD:Why not wait until after the SB and interview someone on the Colts or Bears?
Mickey: He doesn’t want to. He already had a decision in the back of his mind all along. If you wait until the next week, even more of the assistant coaches will be scooped up.
BAD: So Norv seems to be the unanimous consensus pick? Do you disagree?
Mickey: No, not really. Its probably the reason they hired Garrett before naming the HC. Saturday Night I found my tape of the 92 NFC Championship, and I popped it in. If you wanna see some imaginative playcalling, all Jerry would have to do is go back to that tape.
BAD: Yeah, but … I dunno. This doesn’t dazzle me. Everyone is focusing on 92 and 93, but what about 1994 through 2005? The debate isn’t about playcalling, the question is can he be the head coach of a football team.
Mickey: (generic Norv excusing making for Washington and Oakland)
BAD: Well, I look at it as seven years in Washington when they spent huge money, even before Snyder. Remember the Dana Stubblefield contract in 1996? I was there when it happened. They made the playoffs one year in seven.
Mickey: Well, he’s always had the ability to run an offense.
BAD: I’m not debating his ability to coach an offense, but his ability to run a team. Those are different skill sets.
Mickey: I’m just saying, if he can run an offense then a lot of the Cowboy problems will take care of themselves. But I think they’re going to hire an offensive guy, because if you look at the Cowboys coaching staff all the guys who have left have been offensive assistants.
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BAD Radio after Mickey leaves
I just wanna know … all you media members who were ripping Parcells. JJT, Norm and all you guys who said Parcells was a complete failure here, and you can’t wait until he leaves … how do you guys grade Norv? So Bill Parcells’ biggest “failure” in his career is going to the playoffs twice in four years and turning around a franchise. Norv's biggest "success" is going to the playoffs once in nine seasons, and I’m supposed to get excited about that?
You know what it is … Norm and Mickey and Jacque and all these guys know that Norv will pick up the phone when they call. Norv is their buddy. I don’t want a buddy. I want a football coach.
I have no idea why he's being considered as head coach. The guy accepts bad performances and lack of effort from his players, and blames lousy games on "a break here or there" instead. He cannot lead or control a team, and mumbles his way through the season.Lord help us with Norv as the HC.
This is honestly the first time I've ever felt sorry for the Dallas Cowboys, Norv is that bad.I feel dirty.I have no idea why he's being considered as head coach. The guy accepts bad performances and lack of effort from his players, and blames lousy games on "a break here or there" instead. He cannot lead or control a team, and mumbles his way through the season.Lord help us with Norv as the HC.Thank you!
Is he any less ready for an OC position than Eric Mangini was for a HC position in NY of all places? Garrett has solid understanding of the game from real world experience and lets face the facts...everyone is looking to catch lightning in a bottle by hiring the and grooming the next great football mind.You would be incorrect. Garrett is considered to be a up and comer when it comes to being an OC. Im sure he's a smart fella but I dont know if he is ready for this job. I'd be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. I DO know what Norv brings to the table as a HC, I've already seen it and wasnt impressed. I was hoping with Garrett hired to run the offense and babysit Romo they would hire someone to keep tabs on that defense that has been atrocious!! I would've prefferred Wade Phillips to Norv. Either way I wasnt real enthused with what we had to choose from.If Dallas ends up with Turner as HC, Garrett as OC and SIngletary as DC I would think Cowboy fans would be pretty happy.![]()
After the Raider's search pretty much anyone who has coach in front of his name can be considered serious, but the move to interview three assts for the head coaching job has a scent around it. I am not sure that any of three were really qualiified and the Cowboys would be viewed as big a joke as the Raiders for such a hiring. Seriously, there may not be a more family & friends run organization in the league than the Cowboys. Last time, jerry Jones conducted a "phone" interview with Denny green to get around the Rooney Rule. If even the interview was legitimate, considering Jones' bit last time it did not "look" right if nothing else.Both papers pulling the R card.Cowboys to interview Singletary
05:18 PM CST on Monday, January 29, 2007
By TODD ARCHER / The Dallas Morning News
tarcher@dallasnews.com
IRVING – The Cowboys' coaching search took another twist Monday when the team said it would bring in Hall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary in for an interview on Tuesday.
Singletary, 48, has spent the last two seasons as San Francisco’s assistant head coach/defense and in 2003 and '04 he served as inside linebackers coach for Baltimore.
Mike Singletary
One of the most intense players in NFL history, Singletary was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998 after spending 12 seasons with Chicago, finishing with 1,488 tackles and 10 straight Pro Bowl appearances. He was named All-Pro eight times.
He grew up in Houston and starred at Baylor before the Bears took him in the second round of the 1981 draft. Before entering coaching, he served as a motivational speaker and wrote three books. He and his wife, Kim, have seven children.
He will be the eighth candidate to replace Bill Parcells, joining Tony Sparano, Todd Haley, Todd Bowles, Jason Garrett, Wade Phillips, Gary Gibbs and Norv Turner.
The pending interview further puts the Cowboys in compliance with the "Rooney Rule," which states a team must interview at least one minority for a head coaching vacancy. According to the NFL, the Bowles' interview had satisfied the rule.Why can't he be qualified?
sorry i automatically read coordinator because I hear that when I tell people that someone needs to hire Singletary as an HC pronto - sometimes the reply is "he hasnt been a coordinator yet, he needs to work his way up the chain like everyone else". He's special enough that I think he deserves the straight promotion, now.Doo said:Surprised you let this slip by you SB. Singletary is in fact the "Linebacker" coach. He is also the "Assistant Head Coach". He is not the "Assistant LB coach".I understand that, but when you see how captivated the players are by him, I think it's worth it to absorb a year of letting him learn the ropes to lock him up for the long term. He coaches like he played.It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
I stand corrected. While with the Ravens, he was one of three linebacker coaches.I fail to understand if he's so great, why he isn't the Niners Defensive Coordinator - that is the next step towards being a head coach imho....Doo said:Surprised you let this slip by you SB. Singletary is in fact the "Linebacker" coach. He is also the "Assistant Head Coach". He is not the "Assistant LB coach".I understand that, but when you see how captivated the players are by him, I think it's worth it to absorb a year of letting him learn the ropes to lock him up for the long term. He coaches like he played.It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
Sigmund Bloom said:I understand that, but when you see how captivated the players are by him, I think it's worth it to absorb a year of letting him learn the ropes to lock him up for the long term. He coaches like he played.GRIDIRON ASSASSIN said:It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
Well, the Cowboys have one OLB who can do the job (Ware), but the other side does need an upgrade. I don't think any defense can cover up Roy Williams' flaws, but 3-4 probably doesn't help. He should be moved to ILB (don't see that happening though).Emmitt Smith said:Im worried about Norv. I want to give him a pass for coaching two awful teams. I'm not saying this because I am a Cowboys fan, I firmly believe that Snyder does more harm then good by bring in all these FA's and not allowing the team to develope chemistry. The only time they have been good in the past 10 years was the year before last, when they didn't do anything in the offseason. As far as the Raiders go, I will just put it like this, long ago, before I even knew anything about football, I knew the Raiders HC job was a total joke.
With all that being said, I'm worried that Norv is too soft. Especially to deal with TO and any other strong minded players. I have to think that TO will be running the entire lockeroom if Norv is coach.
No way do I want Wade Phillups.(sp?) I will gladly take him as a DC, but not a HC. I heard he might be a front runner for the DC job because he is familiar with the 3-4. I'm not a big fan of the 3-4. Not in this day and age of great TE's and 5 wide sets. You're asking LB's to cover good TE's and Rec's and I think that was a lot of our problem. Especially when Roy can't cover. (I would move him to LB and trade/sign a safety but thats another story)
Honestly, I hope Jerry lures away Lovie Smith as reported by Wilbon on PTI. The Bears don't pay out for anything and let's face it, Jerry will throw more money at him then they ever will. If we are going this far into speculation we can dream a little more and hope the fallout of the Bears not pony-ing up the money and letting Lovie get away would hopefully lead some of the Bears to want to follow him. I'll take Mike brown and number 54! (again, dreaming)
He's probably a better motivator than X's and O's guy - exactly what you what in a HC.GRIDIRON ASSASSIN said:I stand corrected. While with the Ravens, he was one of three linebacker coaches.I fail to understand if he's so great, why he isn't the Niners Defensive Coordinator - that is the next step towards being a head coach imho....Doo said:Surprised you let this slip by you SB. Singletary is in fact the "Linebacker" coach. He is also the "Assistant Head Coach". He is not the "Assistant LB coach".Sigmund Bloom said:I understand that, but when you see how captivated the players are by him, I think it's worth it to absorb a year of letting him learn the ropes to lock him up for the long term. He coaches like he played.GRIDIRON ASSASSIN said:It might help if he pays his dues by being a great positional coach first.He's never been 'the linebacker' coach ever. He's always more of an assistant LB coach....yawn.....Mike Singletary is going to be an all time great HC. Dallas better not let him slip through their fingers.
Singletary is relatively new to coaching and isn't an X's an O's guy. He was an intelligent player, so that doesn't mean he can't learn to scheme, but his strengths as a coaching condidate is that he's charasmatic and is a born leader. Players listen to Mike Singletary. Ditka seemed like he fit this profile of coach.I think Nolan has been reluctant to promote him to a DC for these reasons: -There would be a learning curve and Nolan is looking to hand off the defense to an established coordinator so he can concentrate on game day coaching. -It's just a matter of time before Singletary is hired as someone's head coach, so there would be break in continuity when that happens.-He is a more valuable to Nolan as an assistant HC with his motivation skills. Singletary addressed the team every week during the regular season.I stand corrected. While with the Ravens, he was one of three linebacker coaches.I fail to understand if he's so great, why he isn't the Niners Defensive Coordinator - that is the next step towards being a head coach imho....
I have no idea why he's being considered as head coach. The guy accepts bad performances and lack of effort from his players, and blames lousy games on "a break here or there" instead. He cannot lead or control a team, and mumbles his way through the season.Lord help us with Norv as the HC.
As a 9er fan, this sucks.Singletary will interview for Cowboys job
By MAC ENGEL
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
IRVING -- Amid some quiet criticism floating from Miami that the Cowboys did not adequately satisfy the “Rooney Rule” by not interviewing a minority candidate, the team is taking no chances.
The Cowboys will interview San Francisco 49ers assistant head coach/defense and native Houstonian Mike Singletary, who is African-American, Tuesday. The Hall of Fame linebacker served as a defensive assistant in San Francisco for the past two years.
He will be the first candidate to interview with the Cowboys who will not formally talk to former coach Bill Parcells. Monday was the first workday since the season ended that Parcells was not at Valley Ranch.
Current 49ers offensive coordinator Norv Turner, however, appears to be in the lead to replace Parcells.
An NFL source said they expect the Cowboys to conclude their search soon, and that the new coach could be announced Wednesday. Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones is scheduled to leave for the Super Bowl Thursday.
By definition, the Cowboys complied with the NFL’s “Rooney Rule” when they interviewed secondary coach Todd Bowles last week. But grumblings emanated from South Florida in recent days that Bowles was never a legitimate candidate, and that the interview was perfunctory.
Singletary, 48, is considered more of a known quantity. He’s interviewed for other head coaching jobs, even though he’s been an assistant NFL coach four years. He interviewed with the Atlanta Falcons after they fired Jim Mora Jr.
In 2005, Singletary’s first season with the 49ers, he was assistant head coach/linebackers. Last season, he was assistant head coach/defense.
Singletary will become the eighth person to interview for the Cowboys job.![]()
The 3-4 defense utilizes smaller ILB's:Roy Williams. Position: SS Height: 6-0 Weight: 229I don't think any defense can cover up Roy Williams' flaws, but 3-4 probably doesn't help. He should be moved to ILB (don't see that happening though).
I know this is popular thought that Roy would be better off at ILB but this is ridiculous. He would be more exposed at LB than he is at Safety. He is way too small to be a LB and if he were to pack on the lbs for LB then he be way too slow and never make it to the ball.
What Roy needs is a quality Safety to line up with him, ala Darren Woodson, where he can concentrate on the run and feed off his partner.
We all need to give up on the move to LB, it isn't going to happen and would only be a huge mistake.