Jerry is about to make a big mistake

[REDVOLUTION]

Which mistake will he make?

1. Fire Garrett
2. Knee jerk force Garrett to get OC
3. Let it be known that he is calling shots and Garrett is on hot seat


This team physically fell apart and "contended" for division title.


Like it or not - Garrett should get a pass... Like I said, like it or not!

[kevm3]

no, garrett should not get a pass. this offense has been on a downward trend and hasn't scored more than 10 points in a single game this season. Opposing team's defenses have actually thanked Garrett. Making Garrett get an OC or moving on to a more experienced coach is no mistake.

[SkinsandTerps]

Tough to say hiring an OC would be knee jerk to me.

[newlander]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Which mistake will he make?

1. Fire Garrett
2. Knee jerk force Garrett to get OC
3. Let it be known that he is calling shots and Garrett is on hot seat


This team physically fell apart and "contended" for division title.


Like it or not - Garrett should get a pass... Like I said, like it or not!

..big newsflash: the guy makes a 'BIG' mistake every offseason which is why his team is .500 every year.....it's just how al davis jr. rolls

[Wood]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Which mistake will he make?

1. Fire Garrett
2. Knee jerk force Garrett to get OC
3. Let it be known that he is calling shots and Garrett is on hot seat


This team physically fell apart and "contended" for division title.


Like it or not - Garrett should get a pass... Like I said, like it or not!

Jerry is definitely in 'divert' mode. He is master at it. I am willing to bet most of Dallas problems are directly related to how Jerry (GM) goes about his business. But you will see in the next week....he will paint somebody (certainly not himself) as source of the problem. I can see it now...Jerry in his mansion spinning a wheel in his basement for who he will blame this off-season.

[jblaze2004]

so you want to stay course I rather hire a good oc that can actually adjust and call plays. The reason why we suck the first half of games is because jason poorly prepares the offense and poorly designs a script to start off with. The worst part is we don't get off the script. Even if its not working we stay course. The only thing garret gives up on is the run game, even when its working .

Our offense is stale with no creativity. Heck we can't even run a simple screen play. Garret just over-thinks too much. We seem to never attack the other teams defenses weakness. If garret is going to be head coach he needs to focus on managing the team. Him having to do both is hurting more than helping us. As a rookie headcoach calling offense and being the headcoach is too much. Heck he only been a OC before becoming a HC for what 3 and a half or 4 years.

[SultanOfSix]

I doubt it's either of the three.

There's nothing wrong with admitting that you've bit off more than you can chew. Having an good OC can only help.

A great head coach doesn't haven't a great X's and O's guy. Jimmy wasn't. He just needs to be a great leader and delegator.

[HoustonFrog]

This is a results business. Nobody gets a pass! Garrett's been with the organization 6 years. He is part of the culture of mediocrity. Teams Lose players every year. The Texans had to at with a rookie backup QB last year. Green Bay won a SB with a huge amount of injuries. The issue isn't playing hard because in order for them to have these great 4th quarters they had to have bad 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarters. People forget that. Unprepared. You are what your record is. They were 3-3 with Sean Lee. .500. Stop acting like we were rolling.

[crazytown41]

Sure if you want another 8-8 season. Gingerboy is way in over his head as HC. Should've stuck with being a OC. Not every OC can just a be HC.

[rcaldw]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Which mistake will he make?

1. Fire Garrett
2. Knee jerk force Garrett to get OC
3. Let it be known that he is calling shots and Garrett is on hot seat


This team physically fell apart and "contended" for division title.


Like it or not - Garrett should get a pass... Like I said, like it or not!

You are absolutely correct. Let's hope he doesn't do any of this.

[REDVOLUTION]

Originally Posted by SkinsandTerps

Tough to say hiring an OC would be knee jerk to me.

Garrett should get his full 3 years as head coach before any forum expert claims he is in over his head.

There was going to be.... There was "on the job training" ... Get over it!

[calico]

Originally Posted by SkinsandTerps

Tough to say hiring an OC would be knee jerk to me.

No kidding. Especially since the pellirojo fails miserably at adjusting his game plan on a consistent basis.

He struggled as on OC big time and "his" offense hadn't been dynamic since '07...and he wasn't the play caller then.

[SkinsandTerps]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Garrett should get his full 3 years as head coach before any forum expert claims he is in over his head.

There was going to be.... There was "on the job training" ... Get over it!

He has had more than 3 years as the OC...He is failing at that job.

And he probably is over his head. If you had a RB that averaged 2 yards per carry with a decent OL ? 4+ years of witnessing it...he would be on the street or traded for a pocket of change.

It's a business. The players understand that. It's not personal.

[VThokie7]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Garrett should get his full 3 years as head coach before any forum expert claims he is in over his head.

There was going to be.... There was "on the job training" ... Get over it!

Get over it? Perhaps you should take your own advice considering your forum name is in honor of the very man you're defending? Jason Garrett has never been a very good offensive coordinator and it showed time and time again as our offense stalled until late in the games. And he has far too many games like the Seahawks and Skins games where he either cannot or will not adjust. Forcing his hand and taking away play calling is the only decision that gives him hope of keeping the job beyond 2013 in my personal opinion.

And if you agree there was going to be on the job training, why would you want to give him even more responsibility to handle coach and coordinator/play calling?

[Chocolate Lab]

Originally Posted by REDVOLUTION

Garrett should get his full 3 years as head coach before any forum expert claims he is in over his head.

There was going to be.... There was "on the job training" ... Get over it!

I bet the guy in your sig loves having the prime of his career wasted while your project coach gets his OJT.

Once again... What makes Jason Garrett more important than our players to some of you? Why don't Romo and Co. deserve a coach who is already good rather than one who we hope one day becomes good?