Chan Gailey

And even before that, when they were competing, who was the coach? Who was the coach? He ended up coaching at Georgia Tech.

Why do I, for some reason in my brain, I want to say Chan Gailey, but that's not it.

Maryland football coach.

This would have been in like 1987.

But you had an interesting guy in Jack Del Rio, who I've heard some rather interesting stories about, both on and off the field, needless to say.

You know, your boy Chan Gailey at the end there.

So it's been an interesting – you had quite the career.

And, you know, just from, you know, talking to guys, they said who you play for and where you go can have as huge an impact on your career as anything.

So he and Rich scheduled it.

But Chan Gailey, who ultimately went on to become the head coach of the Cowboys and bounced around the NFL for a while, Chan Gailey was the head coach that replaced Terry.

So he was the coach of that team.

And I remember my senior year, our season opener, going back to face my former team in a money game at that, playing against some of my former teammates.

So there was a lot of mistakes by Dallas on the offensive side.

So I always go back to our Washington game when we had Chan Gailey in 97, and we were down 21 late in the third, and we finally convinced him as an offensive We are not doing anything throwing the football.

Let us at least run it and go down fighting.

And we were able to get back into that game, and we won it.

Who could they possibly get as an offensive guru? Jason Garrett, North Turner.

Oh, yeah, Jason Garrett, Chan Gailey.

Chan Gailey, there you go.

Okay, see? No idea is a bad idea at this point.

Keep hope alive.

They're going to just find another clone.

Dave Campo? Or Chan Gailey.

I've got to break it to you, Emily.

I don't know if they're still with us, but you know what I'm saying.

I know what you're saying.

Brian

Schottenheimer is just a younger version of Chan Gailey and Dave Campo.

Yeah.

That's going to be, then who? Like, with Dallas...

Going on, do we really want to go down the list of no-name coaches? Do we really want to go the path of Dave Campo? Do we really want to go the name of Chan Gailey, Jason Garrett, then Brian Schottenheimer? Have you not followed the clone-like men who have been the head coaches of the Dallas Cowboys? So we know what Jerry Jones wants.

We know what Jerry Jones is comfortable with.

We know.

It's a 9-13-1 team over two years.

And it's probably going to stay that way.

But the problem for Brian Schottenheimer, just like those before him, all the nondescript, handpicked Chan Gailey clones.

You don't even know these names anymore, do you? Names like Dave Campo and Chan Gailey and all that stuff.