Jason Hatcher Rips Romo and Garrett

[Big_D]

Numerous x players have called out Garrett. And plenty of opposing players. There's definitely something to it.

 

[Stash]

Numerous x players have called out Garrett. And plenty of opposing players. There's definitely something to it.

For those who can bear to look, there is for sure.

The good news is that the only eyes these people can continue to cover are their own.

 

[Rockport]

Numerous x players have called out Garrett. And plenty of opposing players. There's definitely something to it.

No players with any credibility.

 

[sean10mm]

I'm all aboard the Fire Garrett train just based on results on the field, but citing Jason Hatcher is the biggest LMAO imaginable. He was soft and lazy his whole career, then finally played hard in a contract year.. so he could bail on the team for the Commanders, where he went back to being lazy.

 

[iceberg]

Numerous x players have called out Garrett. And plenty of opposing players. There's definitely something to it.

"ex" and miss the news talking about them?

not a garrett fan at all, no. but i simply fail to see why anyone cares what hatcher thinks unless it supports how they feel.

 

[Ranched]

https://1053thefan.radio.com/articl...-leadership-says-jason-garrett-sabotaged-wade

“Romo didn't have the it factor to make people around him better. I think when I was there he thought he was bigger than the team. It was like Romo and then the team. Like nobody in the locker room is really going to respect you like that. I really don't respect him as a player based on what he did to the team where a lot of people didn't see.”

"He was a great player and got all the numbers and stuff but I'll take Dak over Romo any day because Dak has the ability to make people around him better. You'll run through a wall for Dak but Romo, hell no."

When asked to clarify his remark about making people better, Hatcher went on to criticize Romo even more.

"Romo was feeling like he was a Brett Favre and I'm like 'dude, you ain't do nothing. What have you done? You got your own space that you leave ... don't come in the locker room an interact with your teammates, but you call yourself a leader? Nah, partner. It don't work like that.'

Hatcher was asked about what happened around the time the Cowboys fired Phillips and if the team quit on him?

"Let me tell you something. I'm going to tell you the truth. I saw Jason Garrett sabotage this man."

When asked if Hatcher believed that he said, "absolutely."

"We ran three plays three freakin plays (before Wade was fired). I don't care what the media say. We was flying around. We was out of pads in week 7 (in 2009). We was beating people's heads in. Now we go into camp cupcake (in 2010) and do what Wade don't want to do. We get in pads, we beat each other down. We tired, we not fresh. And then you go and call three or four plays (Garrett on offense) till this man gets fired."

 

[mattjames2010]

And you keep on shooting the messenger. No matter how many of them show up.

I don't "shoot the messenger", I question and dismantle their claims. Again, it's one thing to disagree with the way things are run. It's another to bring up a conspiracy theory, point fingers at others, while evidence shows IF that conspiracy is true, they were also complicit in it.

And again, this isn't the first time Hatcher has said conspiracy crap - in Washington he said "The refs are against us because of the team's name"

This got him blowback from even the Commanders fan base and was mocked. And I have never disagreed with TO that he wasn't the reason for the locker room cancer - I have always said if he was, it's weird that everything came to blows nearly 2 years after he was gone. This obviously shows we had a circus going on around 2010. Camp cupcake was a problem - Wade has outright admitted to being a terrible coach and it stressing him out - he wasn't cut out for it.

But again, pushing this into some conspiracy territory of sabotage by a single guy is just baseless - we have an admitted former coach putting the blame on himself, we have the Jags and Packers game showing the defense gave up on Wade, and we then have the defense playing with some fire once JG became coach.

I don't wan to hear these dudes whining 9 years after the fact like they weren't part of this culture. They were, they were complicit, and one of them needs to own up.

 

[Hennessy_King]

No.

Secondly, kinda goes against your point still - I'm sure if Austin and Romo disliked each other, years later, they wouldn't exactly be chilling at a basketball game yacking it up and having fun.

Delete your account. Smart trolling is fun, but when you're bad at it, it's really not entertaining. Come back with a better persona and better profile picture.

Bruh your profile pic is like harry potter or something. I never said anything about austin not liking him. But linking up with a co worker at a basketball game doesn't mean much just saying.

 

[tyke1doe]

No players with any credibility.

Define credibility?

 

[Hennessy_King]

I wasn't there.
Pretty easy to find Murray pics, because they did things together a lot. But if they're at his house watching film, playing hoops or video games, or playing with his kids (Dez), then I'm not going to have pictures though I do know directly that they were there. And I do from the family.

I can't send PMs. They took that away from me. Hearsay from someone on the internet I don't put much stake in, sry fam.

 

[charron]

Because he's no longer beholden to this team. Just like all of the other players who said this same thing after they were no longer on the company payroll. When you have nothing to gain or lose is when people tell the truth.

He's been long gone as a member of this team or connected to the cowboys in any way. So again, why now? Where was his truth the year after he was here, or the year after that? He wasn't compelled to say this stuff when he mattered but now he wants to bring it up, sounds like he needs attention and he got it.

 

[Big_D]

"ex" and miss the news talking about them?

not a garrett fan at all, no. but i simply fail to see why anyone cares what hatcher thinks unless it supports how they feel.

How many "EX" players you need?. You don't have to be a fan. The eye test and the results confirm it. 13 years and counting. I don't need a player to tell me Garretts wasting this teams time. That's a lot of years to pizz away!! Thank you sir many I have another. In his time Giants 2 championships,. Eagles 1.. Cowboys can't get passed the divisional round and the coaching sucks. You need Hatcher to confirm this?

 

[Stash]

I don't "shoot the messenger", I question and dismantle their claims.

And you think there's a difference...

Again, it's one thing to disagree with the way things are run. It's another to bring up a conspiracy theory, point fingers at others, while evidence shows IF that conspiracy is true, they were also complicit in it.

When they're getting paid, everyone is "complicit". Tell me you've never seen what happens to the guys that 'rock the boat" while on the payroll? If you haven't, the short answer is that they don't remain on the payroll for too long.

And again, this isn't the first time Hatcher has said conspiracy crap - in Washington he said "The refs are against us because of the team's name"

This got him blowback from even the Commanders fan base and was mocked. And I have never disagreed with TO that he wasn't the reason for the locker room cancer - I have always said if he was, it's weird that everything came to blows nearly 2 years after he was gone. This obviously shows we had a circus going on around 2010. Camp cupcake was a problem - Wade has outright admitted to being a terrible coach and it stressing him out - he wasn't cut out for it.

But again, pushing this into some conspiracy territory of sabotage by a single guy is just baseless - we have an admitted former coach putting the blame on himself, we have the Jags and Packers game showing the defense gave up on Wade, and we then have the defense playing with some fire once JG became coach.

I don't wan to hear these dudes whining 9 years after the fact like they weren't part of this culture. They were, they were complicit, and one of them needs to own up.

You seem to think that being "complicit" invalidates their claims? It doesn't

And for the record, go and read Wade Phillips own book, he says in print the same things that Hatcher is saying here. Why? Because he can. He's in Super Bowls and winning them and doesn't need a thing from Jones, Garrett, or the Dallas Cowboys, so like Hatcher, he's free to tell the truth.

Now go and shoot that messenger too.

 

[CouchCoach]

One man's opinion, feeling left out because the QB didn't hang with him. Real shame though as he might have picked up on some grammar.

 

[Stash]

He's been long gone as a member of this team or connected to the cowboys in any way. So again, why now? Where was his truth the year after he was here, or the year after that? He wasn't compelled to say this stuff when he mattered but now he wants to bring it up, sounds like he needs attention and he got it.

Because he's not indebted to keep things under wraps any longer. He's done with the Cowboys, and the NFL entirely. He's now free to tell the truth, or the truth as he saw it. Is that so hard to understand?

 

[tyke1doe]

For those who can bear to look, there is for sure.

The good news is that the only eyes these people can continue to cover are their own.

I was watching one of the NFL talk shows just yesterday. The commentator, "I think it was Eric Dickerson, maybe," said the Cowboys have enough talent. You know what they don't have? A coach.
Again, how many people have to say it before you believe it.
It's like I say to those who think Bill Cosby is the subject of one big massive conspiracy. If one woman says it, okay, maybe it's a lie. Two, probably. 7? 10? 20? 29? 36? 50!!!!
50 women can't all be lying.
Similarly, when virtually and almost EVERYONE except Cowboys players say Jason Garrett is holding the team back, are all of them lying?

 

[Stash]

I was watching one of the NFL talk shows just yesterday. The commentator, "I think it was Eric Dickerson, maybe," said the Cowboys have enough talent. You know what they don't have? A coach.
Again, how many people have to say it before you believe it.
It's like I say to those who think Bill Cosby is the subject of one big massive conspiracy. If one woman says it, okay, maybe it's a lie. Two, probably. 7? 10? 20? 29? 36? 50!!!!
50 women can't all be lying.
Similarly, when virtually and almost EVERYONE except Cowboys players say Jason Garrett is holding the team back, are all of them lying?

I've said it a million times and it will be true forever. Some people can't handle any sort of bad news about their favorite team. They take it as a personal affront and feel the need to lash out and discredit anyone and everyone who isn't lavishing praise on the Cowboys and everything they do.

As you and I both know, Jason Hatcher isn't the first guy to say these things, heck he's not the second, third, or fourth guy to say it. But some people will willfully blind themselves to all of these stories and simply try to discredit each and every individual that no longer tows the company line and says that 'everything is awesome'.

That's their weakness, not ours.

 

[CowboyStar88]

You mean they go to games separately, then see each other and they sit together.

Talk about moving the goal posts bro...

You asked for pics and dismissed it. Come on man.

 

[Rockport]

Define credibility?

You know what I mean.

 

[tyke1doe]

You know what I mean.

No, I don't. What do you mean?