Quote:
Originally Posted by ScipioCowboy
There are two ways this could go.
1) Everyone's worst fears about Jerry are confirmed. He is guilty of sabotaging his team's chances of success by usurping the head coach's authority.
2) Jason stands his ground and insists on keeping his play calling duties. If he keeps his job as well, he looks stronger in the eyes of his players.
|
Well, as bassackwards this all seems, there's also the possibility that Garrett agrees, we get a new OC and playcaller who is better at the the job than Garrett, and the offense improves.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Gaede
I think Al Davis did something similar to this a couple years ago with either Kiffin or Cable. Kept dicking around until the coach quit so he didn't have to pay him anymore. I don't remember which guy it was. It's embarrasing to the franchise.
|
Didn't think of that but you're right, Al did that to at least one coach before.
Next stop, watch for the PC emphasizing firing Garrett "with cause".
But if I had to bet, I would say that the best chance is all this is overblown. I bet Jerry doesn't really want Garrett to quit. I bet he's just unhappy with the offense (as he should be) and wants someone else to run things.
Ivy League
Jason Garrett offense rank minus Tony Sparano: 18, 14, 7, 15, 15