The A-Team- Steve Sarkisian To The Dallas Cowboys Not Even The Weirdest Part Of The Story

Could Steve Sarkisian leave the Texas Longhorns, if the Dallas Cowboys come calling? That scenario has been thrown out today. However, one of the Adams says that it's not even the most ridiculous part of this story. 

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, unfortunately, some Longhorn fans had their heart skip a
beat and they got I think, bent out of shape
for absolutely no reason at all when Adam Schefter just said, hey,
I'm he wasn't even really a report, just one of
those things that they'll say. Don't be surprised if Steve
Sarkisian draws interest from NFL coaches, everybody on the Longhorn

(00:23):
beat blasting it out to every possible follower on every platform.
They could have everybody on Longhorn Twitter. Oh my god,
please tell me no, no, no, okay, no, you're fine.
He's going to coach Texas next year. I'm not saying
it's never gonna happen, And I don't want to pretend
like they shouldn't have interest, because they should and they
probably will. So they're gonna play Friday Night. That's another

(00:45):
reason to hope they win, because if they win Friday Night,
then he needs to prepare for another game down the
road this season to win the national title. Something he
coaches college football to do, something that will make him
a tremendous amount of money from the universe of Texas
if he does, and then we'll be at January twentieth.

(01:05):
The NFL teams aren't going to be looking for him
to be their coach. I'm just waiting by January twentieth
to give you the hottest of hot takes you right,
I don't think, but yeah, somewhere down the road, someone
who's very, very good at coaching college football drawing interest
from the NFL. If the Adam Schefter report is the
first time that you thought, oh my god, he might
leave for the NFL, then you're gonna get bet out

(01:27):
of shape by a lot of things. Steve Sarkisian is
not going to be an NFL head coach when the
twenty twenty five college or NFL season begins.

Speaker 2 (01:35):
Follow me. I've got about a minute to lay this out.
Steve Sarkisian leads the Longhorns to their first national championship
since v Y on fourth and whatever it was at
the Rose Bowl. Jerry Jones calls him and offers him
the world to come to Dallas and replace Mike McCarthy.

Speaker 1 (01:56):
Well, if it happens after they won the national title,
then he will have done one of two things with
Mike McCarthy, because it'll be after January fourteenth. We were
talking about it the other day. That's the date that
he's under contract till the fourteenth. That's why Jerry Jones
can say no to the Chicago Bears when they request
to interview him if he's not their head coach moving forward.

(02:17):
I mean, I don't know what you want to call
that move, how you want to describe it with an adjective.
What Jerry Jones just did very cowboys, Well, it's not
very cowboys. It's just I mean, I want to curse. Yeah,
it's not mean vindictive. It's a bleep move. You're not
gonna keep him as head coach. You're not gonna come
to terms on an agreement on an extension. But since
he's still under contract, you're gonna prevent him from interviewing

(02:39):
somewhere else when you're not gonna keep him.

Speaker 2 (02:41):
Well, as traditionars Johnson, how he dealt with him after this.

Speaker 1 (02:46):
Is just forget previous anything.

Speaker 2 (02:48):
Don't do that. Well, I know, don't do that, that's obvious.
But what I'm saying is that is a the type
of high profile move that Jerry has done in the
past in various ways that he knows will get lines
if nothing else, And he's coming off a National Championship.
There are stranger things that have happened in the game
of football.