Twitter: Jason Garrett Update - Giants offensive rankings

[rnr_honeybadger]

That's why Belichick picked Jimmy's mind offseason after offseason during Pats dynasty years.

Belicheck apprenticed under Jimmy to be GOAT HC, not Parcells.

Parcells taught Bill to be a curmudgeon. Jimmy taught him how to keep the party going.

 

[BAT]

Splitting with Jimmy and it isn't close.

ABSOLUTELY

Jimmy would have led Cowboys to historic 4 consecutive SB championships.

MINIMUM.

AND drafted Randy Moss AND Tony Gonzalez over Greg Ellis and David LaFleur.

 

[Blake]

Jason Garrett's Origins | Giants Life: The Next Step - YouTube

Garret: “I’ve never worked a day in my life”

That sums it up.

 

[Diehardblues]

ABSOLUTELY

Jimmy would have led Cowboys to historic 4 consecutive SB championships.

MINIMUM.

AND drafted Randy Moss AND Tony Gonzalez over Greg Ellis and David LaFleur.

Jimmy might have left on his own after 4 or 5.

But our owner wasn’t interested in winning that much if he didn’t receive his credit. Plus he wanted to be the face of the franchise. Jimmy was too popular.

 

[Diehardblues]

Garrett was a product of our dysfunctional ownership.

 

[Blake]

Garrett was a product of our dysfunctional ownership.

Yea. And the product still sucked.

 

[Diehardblues]

Yea. And the product still sucked.

it didn’t suk anymore than the rest this era. As a matter of fact it suked less. Which going up against much more proven HC’s is quite an accomplishment. It just lasted longer. I think that’s what wore on most.

 

[CouchCoach]

I never had anything against Garrett, being an ex player and all, however, one thing was a sign to me of things to come and also a peek behind the curtain of the front office.

Back when Phillips asked to increase fines for tardiness and just missing meetings, the owner not only said no but issued Media Passes for some players to aid in his continual marketing and promotional campaign that started in 1989 and is still going. One of the most interesting parts of that is that is it was shared with the media during camp. That was Camp Cupcake but don't you wonder who the baker was? BTW, back in 2007, do you really think it was Wade Phillips idea to tell his guys to take a break from their jobs and responsibilities before the first playoff game and said "hey, get out of town and don't worry about honing up during the extra available time, We own the Giants".

Phillips gets fired, Booger heads off to Vegas to pose with cocktail waitresses and Garrett, the new HC, sets down the edict that coats and ties will be the uniform for traveling in his first game as HC. And who defies that order? Marion Barber III totally ignores it and what happened? Nothing.

Now, flash back to when Garrett played for Jimmy Johnson. Think he sees Johnson call Curvin Richards back and say "hey, I didn't mean it, come on back, fumbling is better in the playoffs". Messages delivered, there is one man in charge and he just sent the real message, mistakes are not OK with 'the man".

Message to team after Barber skates by on Casual Friday, Garrett is not "the man", "the man" signs your checks, loves you and is your buddy.

What did Booger do when Owens showed up and Parcells, seeking to get him on board in his own way, called him "the player"? Started taking him to breakfast once a week, with the entire team aware of it, to soothe his childish hurt feelings. Owens, I believe, had been looking for some tough love from a father figure all his life and he might have gotten the chance if not for the enabler intervening.

The pattern is there ever since Johnson left and while Parcells tried, he could not stop that cycle from happening. He not only had to keep Booger away from his decisions but try to keep him away from the team. Because he knew the root of the problem was the GM and his Culture Club. It was counter to Parcells, Johnson, Landry and every other HC that knew the backbone of every team is accountability and responsibility. I believe Garrett knows that but could do nothing about it.

Has Booger changed and given the HC more authority and autonomy? From the outside, I would hold my breath on that and I wouldn't go exhaling with Booger still around and in charge. He wants his fingerprints all over it, especially now that it's looking good.

I do not think Garrett is a great coach but for sure he didn't even have a good GM.

 

[rags747]

They have zero talent at the skill positions except for their rookie wr Toney. OL zucks and their defense stinks too. Where should he be ranked with this garbage?!

 

[CATCH17]

Parcells taught Bill to be a curmudgeon. Jimmy taught him how to keep the party going.

Watching the Patriots this year… They are not going to be down for very long.

But..

Unlike years past they have a very very good opponent in their division and the AFC East isn’t going to be a layup every year for them anymore.

 

[Diehardblues]

I never had anything against Garrett, being an ex player and all, however, one thing was a sign to me of things to come and also a peek behind the curtain of the front office.

Back when Phillips asked to increase fines for tardiness and just missing meetings, the owner not only said no but issued Media Passes for some players to aid in his continual marketing and promotional campaign that started in 1989 and is still going. One of the most interesting parts of that is that is it was shared with the media during camp. That was Camp Cupcake but don't you wonder who the baker was? BTW, back in 2007, do you really think it was Wade Phillips idea to tell his guys to take a break from their jobs and responsibilities before the first playoff game and said "hey, get out of town and don't worry about honing up during the extra available time, We own the Giants".

Phillips gets fired, Booger heads off to Vegas to pose with cocktail waitresses and Garrett, the new HC, sets down the edict that coats and ties will be the uniform for traveling in his first game as HC. And who defies that order? Marion Barber III totally ignores it and what happened? Nothing.

Now, flash back to when Garrett played for Jimmy Johnson. Think he sees Johnson call Curvin Richards back and say "hey, I didn't mean it, come on back, fumbling is better in the playoffs". Messages delivered, there is one man in charge and he just sent the real message, mistakes are not OK with 'the man".

Message to team after Barber skates by on Casual Friday, Garrett is not "the man", "the man" signs your checks, loves you and is your buddy.

What did Booger do when Owens showed up and Parcells, seeking to get him on board in his own way, called him "the player"? Started taking him to breakfast once a week, with the entire team aware of it, to soothe his childish hurt feelings. Owens, I believe, had been looking for some tough love from a father figure all his life and he might have gotten the chance if not for the enabler intervening.

The pattern is there ever since Johnson left and while Parcells tried, he could not stop that cycle from happening. He not only had to keep Booger away from his decisions but try to keep him away from the team. Because he knew the root of the problem was the GM and his Culture Club. It was counter to Parcells, Johnson, Landry and every other HC that knew the backbone of every team is accountability and responsibility. I believe Garrett knows that but could do nothing about it.

Has Booger changed and given the HC more authority and autonomy? From the outside, I would hold my breath on that and I wouldn't go exhaling with Booger still around and in charge. He wants his fingerprints all over it, especially now that it's looking good.

I do not think Garrett is a great coach but for sure he didn't even have a good GM.

Great post!!

I can’t wait to see how this ends with McC. As good as it looks now these questionable decisions are setting up for that dysfunctional crescendo.

Wait till a championship appearance is on the line with one of these 4th down turd calls. Lol

Jethro will need more than a guy to clean his glasses

 

[Runwildboys]

I don't suck!

No, you're a cool mo.....Sam Jackson, could you finish that sentence for me?

 

[Zekeats]

He'll never be a head coach again.

He never should’ve been one in the first place. Jerry wasted romos entire career

 

[Diehardblues]

He never should’ve been one in the first place. Jerry wasted romos entire career

Remember Jethro named Garrett “ future of the Dallas Cowboys” before he hired Wade in one of the most dysfunctional moves in not only Cowboys history but NFL history.

Imagine the vision and or agenda our owner must have had. And it set Wade up for failure.

 

[Zekeats]

Remember Jethro named Garrett “ future of the Dallas Cowboys” before he hired Wade in one of the most dysfunctional moves in not only Cowboys history but NFL history.

Imagine the vision and or agenda our owner must have had. And it set Wade up for failure.

I remember it all. Remember the super special star position for Orlando scandrick. The constant bs this sales man sells

 

[ghst187]

Worse decision: Splitting with Jimmy or giving the keys to Garrett for a decade?

I'd argue the latter. Handicapping a generation of talented players with this level of coaching is easily Jerry's worst decision.

RKG

 

[kevm3]

I wonder if Moore gets hired away does Jerry bring Garrett back as OC

 

[Diehardblues]

I wonder if Moore gets hired away does Jerry bring Garrett back as OC

I could only see Garrett coming back to a front office position where he should have been.

 

[Sarge]

Give him time.

 

[Diehardblues]

The way Romo reads offenses and defenses we should put him in our booth. Prob too expensive.

But his eye and instinct is incredible. He diagnosed our offense and how to stop it better than anyone. And Bill almost pulled it off. A team with more talent might be able to.