Scott Linehan did well as the PGC of the cowboys

I think we're all overthinking Linehan's role as PGC relative to what Brady was brought in to do. We may have to be more objective in the assessment of Linehan and realize he may not have been brought in with the same purpose as Brady.

Brady was hired specifically to introduce those spread concepts into the offense last year. He developed that playbook in conjunction with Ensminger and sat next to Ensminger the entire year sharing play calling duties with him. Brady is gone but Ensminger isn't, the playbook still exists, the guy that worked with Brady last year still exists.

Why do we assume that we're trying to recreate Brady's role? We no longer need a Brady to introduce those spread concepts. Maybe Linehan's role as PGC is to be more focused on Brennan and the QBs development and grasp of the playbook

Personally, I don’t get the hire. He’s a pro-style guy and he’s been around the block a few times. Was hoping for a younger coach that could build on Brady’s momentum from both a spread play calling and mentorship standpoint.

But I trust CEO and E to manage this out.

On the scalp of Joe Brady to Cam Cameron this feels wya more like a Cameron/Sullivan hire.

I feel like The idea is that we can just maintain the offense with Ensminger as OC, but my concern is once again, we have a 100% old school pro coaching staff trying to run a new age spread offense.