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The worst head coach in the history of the Dallas Cowboys is back--as the team's secondary coach. And believe it or not, this is a good thing.
Despite his failure as a head coach he is one of the best assistants in franchise history. James Washington, Larry Brown and Darren Woodson bloomed under his tutelage. Campo knows how to rekindle dwindling safety Roy Williams.
To be fair, there were other factors involved in Campo's head coaching failure. Like no quarterback (Ryan Leaf, Quincy Carter, Chad Hutchinson, Clint Stoerner, Anthony Wright, do they ring a bell?)
He was in Dallas for 14 years.
"I'll always be a Cowboy," said Campo

Dallas - News - Dave Campo Is Back Where His Pro Career Started

One of the things I remember best is that 5-11 season and losing the opening game to the expansion Texans.
Maybe this is a good thing. Especially if he can Williams fired up again. Your thoughts?

[Lefty Noob]

Why not? Dick LeBeau returned to Pittsburgh as a defensive coordinator after failing miserably as a head coach, and he's doing his old job as well as ever. It just goes to show you that some people just aren't cut out to be head coach material. Campo's one of them, but I fully expect him to work wonders once more in the Dallas secondary.

[shortsleeve47]

I liked Campo as an assistant. Glad he's back because he is a good motivator.

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Originally Posted by shortsleeve47

I liked Campo as an assistant. Glad he's back because he is a good motivator.

I groaned at first when I heard he was coming back, but you're right. This could be exactly what that secondary needs. Especially Roy Williams.