Keyshaun was not bashing TO.... he was giving credit to the man who rebuilt that team...... TO turned it into a playground fight..... it is like he could not say anything intelligent so he said "Oh ya? well my momma is prettier than your momma!"

GROW UP TO

I think Owens was right in his response to Keyshawn, regarding stats who's the better reciever, which IS A NO BRAINER to say the least.   Also, Key wrote that book, Just Gimme da damn ball!,   What a crybaby, in his own right.   Bill Parcells retired, not because of TO, he wasn't the only reason for his retirement.    Keyshawn needs to let it go!    We all know that Key and Bill are real close, don't pick on TO like he's some punk who disrespected Bill Parcells.   Let it go, Keyshawn.   Your days are over with, and just sit in the booth acting like your self centered self.  

Key never said he was better- he said give credit to Bill....

I for one am tied of hearing TO say that Bill did not use him as a playmaker...maybe if he hadnt dropped all those playmaking passes.....

My feeling on the Parcells era is that professional teams, and professional coaches, are judged by their results.  In the time Parcells was at the Cowboys, the team failed to win the NFC East and failed to win a playoff game.

In the Phillips era (so far), the team's already won a competitive NFC East division at his first attempt, will progress further in the play-offs that Bill did in his Cowboys years (thanks to the first round bye), and Phillips' personnel is pretty much the same as Parcells had.

Parcells may have had a positive effect on the development of players that Phillips inherited, but how much was Parcells and how much was Jerry Jones ?

And I do respect your opinion.

I just think that the moment a coach leaves a team (any team), so does his influence on that team, and any claims on subsequent success.  If a coach thinks that the talent that he has developed in his time with that team is on the brink of greatness, and he has a year left on his contract, then he has nothing to lose by staying on for that final year and seeing if he can take the team all the way.

History will always show, though, that this year's success - in Head Coach terms and stats - will be attributed to Phillips not Parcells.

I think Owens was right in his response to Keyshawn, regarding stats who's the better reciever, which IS A NO BRAINER to say the least.   Also, Key wrote that book, Just Gimme da damn ball!,   What a crybaby, in his own right.   Bill Parcells retired, not because of TO, he wasn't the only reason for his retirement.    Keyshawn needs to let it go!    We all know that Key and Bill are real close, don't pick on TO like he's some punk who disrespected Bill Parcells.   Let it go, Keyshawn.   Your days are over with, and just sit in the booth acting like your self centered self.