Captain Casual  Wade Phillips ushers in a kindler, gentler,
better Cowboys era  You win some, you lose some.  "They
certainly have different styles of communicating," says
offensive coordinator Jason Garrett. "I just don't like it when
people call Wade laid-back. He understands football like few
other people, and he wants things done his way. Because there's
not a lot of yelling and screaming doesn't mean we're running a
country club."  With a Q rating just a tick above peach cobbler,
Phillips wouldn't command even an at-large berth to ESPN's
"Who's Now?" tournament. His press conferences—unlike
Parcells'—are more NyQuil than noxious. Surprisingly, he has
more experience and a better sense of humor than last year's
coach.  On possibly fining himself for showing up to camp
overweight: "If Bill wasn't fined for that, I'm sure not going
to be."  On defensive coordinator Brian Stewart's statement
about the Cowboys defense being the best in the NFL: "If he said
that, he shouldn't have."  And, after hearing Jones'