Opinion: Garrett has no assistant coach say so

[Vinnie2u]

To me this is Dallas's biggest problem. The head coach has no stroke. The players will never respect the coach. If I was a established well known coach. I would never come to Dallas.

[erod]

He personally chose Jimmy Robinson and Bill Callahan, and I think he's behind the Rob Ryan firing. I don't think they got along well.

We'll know soon enough.

[GloryDaysRBack]

Originally Posted by erod

He personally chose Jimmy Robinson and Bill Callahan, and I think he's behind the Rob Ryan firing. I don't think they got along well.

We'll know soon enough.

will we know? how?

[theogt]

Originally Posted by erod

He personally chose Jimmy Robinson and Bill Callahan, and I think he's behind the Rob Ryan firing. I don't think they got along well.

We'll know soon enough.

They got along very well. But I think he used him as a scapegoat and he's definitely behind the firing.

[Yoshimitsu]

I like Garrett as a head coach. He has that HC aura. As a OC I think he isn't well suited especially if he has to play two roles. We'll see though if he is a good HC without having to be a play caller.

[erod]

Originally Posted by Yoshimitsu

I like Garrett as a head coach. He has that HC aura. As a OC I think he isn't well suited especially if he has to play two roles. We'll see though if he is a good HC without having to be a play caller.

This. Garrett has exceptional qualities, but that doesn't mean the offense isn't stale and need of a fresh approach.

[superpunk]

This is all speculation but Ryan always felt like the guy Jerry hired for Jason.

What we might be seeing now is Jerry saying "ok Jason you have one year to do it with a fully hand picked staff".

No idea whether or not it's true, or why he would do that, but I've given up trying to make sense of this team.

[erod]

Originally Posted by GloryDaysRBack

will we know? how?

Just watch the scene and how it unfolds. Garrett's fingerprints are all over the team the past two years, good and bad. Certainly the draft, outside of the Mo pick, which had some Jerry in it.

[rat2k8]

I am all for Garrett as a HC as long as during the games he is strapped to the bench, and his mouth gagged with duct tape. That way, he can't screw up clock management, Indecisive throwing of the challenge flag and icing our very own kicker

[dadymat]

Originally Posted by Vinnie2u

To me this is Dallas's biggest problem. The head coach has no stroke. The players will never respect the coach. If I was a established well known coach. I would never come to Dallas.

link?.....proof?.....

[Idgit]

Originally Posted by theogt

They got along very well. But I think he used him as a scapegoat and he's definitely behind the firing.

Maybe they got along great, and Garrett saw an opportunity to upgrade the postion, anyway.

No way to know, at least until we see what happens next. Ryan makes for a pretty poor scapegoat in any universe, though, given how well-loved he was by the same group that most considers JG an idiot daywalking robot. Especially after a season where RR was roundly given a pass for his unit's drop off due to significant injuries.

[Kristen82]

Originally Posted by Vinnie2u

To me this is Dallas's biggest problem. The head coach has no stroke.

I wouldn't mind if Garrett had a stroke.

[5Stars]

Originally Posted by Kristen82

I wouldn't mind if Garrett had a stroke.

(stupid cowboy fans)

[AbeBeta]

Coach has no say so? That's just silly.

[rocyaice]

Originally Posted by Kristen82

I wouldn't mind if Garrett had a stroke.

Ouch.....

I think Garrett has more so then people believe. I think Peete and Ryan were two hirings he had no say in and I believe he's responsible for their firings.