JJT - Jerry needs to commit to Garrett or fire him

[rocboy22]

Originally Posted by lurkercowboy

How does anyone know what is being discussed between Garrett and Jones and who is deciding what?

get out of here with this totally logical take on the situation!!!! everyone KNOWS that Jerry is forcing the moves on Garrett!! lol

[dfense]

Originally Posted by Aven8

And JJT finally gets it!

Yes we should have made a play for Payton, and now we are making a bigger mistake not going after Gruden.

Oh well. At least Jerry isn't boring. I'll give him that.

If I ever have to spend my sundays watching CHucky make faces all game long, I'll kill myself.

The only thing that could be worse, is having to watch Cowher march up and down the sideline chanting "LETS GO! LET'S GO!" Everytime there's a change of posession.

[john van brocklin]

Originally Posted by Risen Star

IRVING, Texas -- The sun should not set again with Jason Garrett as coach if Jerry Jones isn't committed to him beyond next season, regardless of whether the Dallas Cowboys make the playoffs.

Either ride with Garrett or get rid of him. Anything else is a colossal waste of time.

Hey, the Jacksonville Jaguars fired coach Mike Mularkey on Thursday after one season, so it's not like there's some statute of limitations on firing coaches once the season ends.

Jerry made it clear he's the person calling all the shots with his soliloquy about the factors that led to defensive coordinator Rob Ryan's dismissal while taping his weekly TV show.

[View Full Quote]Monte Kiffin is considered the leading candidate to replace Ryan. Kiffin spent the past three seasons at Southern Cal coaching with his son, Lane, the head coach. Kiffin's claim to fame is creating the Tampa 2 defensive scheme that involves playing the safeties deep and limiting big plays, forcing an opponent to drive methodically down the field.

The Cowboys' defensive assistants already have been told they will have to interview with the new defensive coordinator. If he chooses to keep them, fine. If not, they'll be unemployed. There's also a possibility Jerry will yank the play-calling duties away from Garrett and hire someone else to call plays. Norv Turner, fired by San Diego, would be near the top of the wish list. Whether Jerry hires Turner or someone else, that person will get an opportunity to add assistants familiar with his offense and philosophical approach.

Now, we're talking about the potential addition of two coaches who have considerable more loyalty to the owner than the head coach.
How dumb is that?

Disaster lurks in that scenario. The only question is how long it takes before the back-stabbing and infighting begin, especially on a staff led by a dude who's not confrontational.

http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story/...rrett-fire-now

Not much to disagree with there ...

[john van brocklin]

Originally Posted by Aven8

And JJT finally gets it!

Yes we should have made a play for Payton, and now we are making a bigger mistake not going after Gruden.

Oh well. At least Jerry isn't boring. I'll give him that.

It's seldom boring being a Cowboys fan with Jerry as the owner...

[dfense]

JJT, so you're a GM now eh? I move holes on the golf course greens. What makes you so more qualified than me to advise the Cowboys how to run their operation.

Aren't you just suppose to tell me what goes on at valley ranch when I'm taking a divit break?

[Irving Cowboy]

Originally Posted by dfense

JJT, so you're a GM now eh? I move holes on the golf course greens. What makes you so more qualified than me to advise the Cowboys how to run their operation.

Aren't you just suppose to tell me what goes on at valley ranch when I'm taking a divit break?

If it makes you feel any better, I'd trust you to more to tell me about how to water my lawn than I would him. Simply because you are there.

[DFWJC]

Originally Posted by Aven8

And JJT finally gets it!

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But I think Garrett had much more say in whothe DC was going to be than JJT seems to believe.

[Aven8]

Originally Posted by DFWJC

But I think Garrett had much more say in whothe DC was going to be than JJT seems to believe.

Yeah, but the ship is going down, JJT and the Dallas Media have finally realized he doesn't walk on water.

[Hoofbite]

Originally Posted by starfrombirth

jerry is a self made billionaire and has run a multibillion dollar corporation successfully and has been around football people for a large part of his adult life. he has the ear of people who have forgotten more about football than any of us will ever know.... qnd these writers and some of you fans think you know more than h does? Your arrogance is appalling.

So you would agree with Jerry's assessment in that the defense was to blame for the Chicago loss?

[LatinMind]

Jerry not firing Garrett this yr is total proof that he's committed to him. JTT and his man b00bs are a yr late with this

[Beast_from_East]

Sorry, it doesnt work like this JJT.


Coaches all over the NFL every year are told "you got one more year and if we dont make the playoffs you are gone".


You dont think any of the 8 head coaches that have been fired were not given warnings last season?

[Redball Express]

Originally Posted by Aven8

And JJT finally gets it!

Yes we should have made a play for Payton, and now we are making a bigger mistake not going after Gruden.

Oh well. At least Jerry isn't boring. I'll give him that.

Another media hack that is never really providing real news, just his version of how events are occurring.

Who cares, JJT.

Tell us something about the future that actually bears out, not some half-baked conjecture. We all do THAT here on the website. You are getting paid to report, not pontificate.

RedBaLL ExPreSS

[rynochop]

Originally Posted by lurkercowboy

How does anyone know what is being discussed between Garrett and Jones and who is deciding what?

They don't. It's really amusing some act like they do.

[cowboyeric8]

He is committing to him. Only media and fans think he isn't.

[cowboyeric8]

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

So you would agree with Jerry's assessment in that the defense was to blame for the Chicago loss?

Jerry never said that