Garetts press coverage among and giggly whole time

[windward]

I cant tell you how infuriating it is watching Jason Garrett's press conference

He is smiling, giddy and sooooo happy about the teams performamce...

When asked about how he felt about missing the playoffs again he said it was out of our control...say what

I wonder if Billichek gets giddy if his team misses the playoffs....

He’ll be gone soon enough.

 

[windward]

The hatred most of you have for this man... is quite sad, really.

 

[Beast_from_East]

mice posted it dozens and dozens of times at this point already. Not really interested in rehashing old territory, but my biggest gripe with @CowboysWillRise’s post is the “constant blunders” that are really nothing but countless plays over the years where posters second guess what they think the play call was for no reason other than they didn’t like the result. Most of the time, they don’t know the play call, have no actual idea whether it was a blunder or not, and don’t bother to sort out the difference between execution errors and coaching errors.

I can agree with you on that, play calling is subjective because if the execution breaks down, its hard to know if it was a good play or a bad play. If a run off right tackle is called and a block is missed and the Zeke is tackled in the backfield, then many might say it was a bad call. However, if you look at the tape and see if the block was made, Zeke would have gained 15 yards the play is not necessarily a bad call, just bad execution.

However, and I think you would agree, that there have been problems with Garrett beyond just play calling. For example, not telling your punt returner in a strong wind in New England to move up from the end zone. Like Aikman said, that is just bad coaching. Not having your best players on the field for a play your season is riding on. Why was Cooper on the bench? If the other WRs are just as good as him, why do you need to pay Cooper top 5 money? Then if the other WRs are not as good, why do you put players in the game that are inferior on the most important play of the game? That has nothing to do with play calling.

Look, the bottom line is that in 10 years as head coach Jason Garrett has missed the playoffs 70% of the time. That is the real problem here Idgit. You cant miss the playoffs 7 times out of 10 seasons and expect to keep your job, you and I both know that.

 

[Idgit]

I can agree with you on that, play calling is subjective because if the execution breaks down, its hard to know if it was a good play or a bad play. If a run off right tackle is called and a block is missed and the Zeke is tackled in the backfield, then many might say it was a bad call. However, if you look at the tape and see if the block was made, Zeke would have gained 15 yards the play is not necessarily a bad call, just bad execution.

However, and I think you would agree, that there have been problems with Garrett beyond just play calling. For example, not telling your punt returner in a strong wind in New England to move up from the end zone. Like Aikman said, that is just bad coaching. Not having your best players on the field for a play your season is riding on. Why was Cooper on the bench? If the other WRs are just as good as him, why do you need to pay Cooper top 5 money? Then if the other WRs are not as good, why do you put players in the game that are inferior on the most important play of the game? That has nothing to do with play calling.

Look, the bottom line is that in 10 years as head coach Jason Garrett has missed the playoffs 70% of the time. That is the real problem here Idgit. You cant miss the playoffs 7 times out of 10 seasons and expect to keep your job, you and I both know that.

I dint expect him to keep his job. This was a make/break season.

 

[nobody]

The hatred most of you have for this man... is quite sad, really.

I don't hate him. I hate the job he's done. I hate his stubborn refusal to make needed changes.

By all accounts, I hear he's a nice guy. I don't know him, so I can't hate him. I just want him GONE GONE GONE. He's not a good HC and has proven it.

 

[Fire407]

He’s a good coach. It doesn’t matter to me that other people think he’s not and that he’s been the problem in Dallas. I think the actual issues have mostly been elsewhere.

You are so wrong! He is not a very good coach. I firmly believe that the winning seasons were due to the talent of the players overcoming the very inept coaching.

 

[trickblue]

The hatred most of you have for this man... is quite sad, really.

or is it justified?

 

[noshame]

He'll be gone today

After wasting 10 years of my cowboys faith.

 

[Sarge]

I bet I’m gonna watch it, and he’s neither “giggly” or “giddy.”

He was both. It was strange.

 

[Beast_from_East]

The hatred most of you have for this man... is quite sad, really.

I have never met Jason Garrett, so its impossible to personally hate the man.

What I do hate is the job he has done as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.

In his 10 years as head coach, he has missed the playoffs 70% of the time and the times he did make the playoffs what did he do? 2 Wildcard wins, that's it.

 

[DandyDon52]

Well you'd be wrong...just watched it live..he was smiling and happy whole thing

Watch it yourself

Maybe jerry just told him he will keep the job for 5-10 more years ! Plus he is on vacation now no playoff game to fret over lol.
You guys will freak out when he is extended.
I saw something about jerry garrett and a timetable, on tv, but I had the sound down, it was after halftime of SF game.
But if jerry does not let him go monday, he may be planning on keeping him.

 

[Blue64]

I cant tell you how infuriating it is watching Jason Garrett's press conference

He is smiling, giddy and sooooo happy about the teams performamce...

When asked about how he felt about missing the playoffs again he said it was out of our control...say what

I wonder if Billichek gets giddy if his team misses the playoffs....

Just part of the Jerrah show and illusion...
Meanwhile the only people that seem to care are we the fans, the ones who keep buying the tickets and merchandise to see this miserable spectacle year in and year out with high expectations.

Nothing will change, Jerrah may even keep this clown around another couple of years... after all it’s not like we had a losing season...
Maybe we can get a few more to jump on the bandwagon and buy some Dak or Zeke jerseys...

 

[Idgit]

He was both. It was strange.

I was able to watch it. It didn’t seem like anything unusual to me. He was emotional because it was probably his last game as HC in Dallas, and glad the team played well in his finale. Otherwise, he was pretty much the same guy he is after every win afaic.

 

[mardwin]

I cant tell you how infuriating it is watching Jason Garrett's press conference

He is smiling, giddy and sooooo happy about the teams performamce...

When asked about how he felt about missing the playoffs again he said it was out of our control...say what

I wonder if Billichek gets giddy if his team misses the playoffs....

Out of their control? All they had to do was beat an eagles team full of subs and practice squad players.

 

[Sarge]

The hatred most of you have for this man... is quite sad, really.

I don't think anyone hates the man personally, I think they hate the way he coaches (if you can call it that), I think they hate is BS contrived press conferences, I think they hate his in game decision-making etc. He just got eliminated from the playoffs and he thinks its amazing how they practiced on Christmas Eve???? Seriously?

 

[RodeoJake]

He did seem quite happy.

In a way, I think he may be relived that this is over and he can go somewhere else. If you watched him on the sidelines the last month of the season, he looked miserable. Just starred into space most of the time, didnt hardly talk to anybody, never smiled or laughed, just looked like he didnt want to be there.

He might be relived to be away from the pressure and spotlight of Dallas. If he goes somewhere else, like Cleveland for instance, nobody is going to care how much he claps or how many games he loses.

I agree. He's probably been ready to move on for some time. He's not a good coach, but didn't deserve to be publicly castrated like he was by the Jones boys.

 

[Zekeats]

He’s a good coach. It doesn’t matter to me that other people think he’s not and that he’s been the problem in Dallas. I think the actual issues have mostly been elsewhere.

It’s proven that he’s not a good coach. He losses 2-4 games a year on piss poor clock management at the end of games and then we usually miss the playoffs by 1 or 2 games. He is solely the reason we miss the playoffs.

 

[Ranching]

I think that what you’re suggesting is much more likely to be right.

He came up short in a prove-it year. We’ll move on and start/keep blaming Dak for a season until the new guy loses enough games to make himself a legitimate target.

A real HC should always be the target and take the pressure off of his players and assistant coaches instead of throwing them under the bus. That's the biggest issue I have with your red rocket.
You never heard him throw his sugar daddy, Jerry under the bus. I wonder why?

 

[Ranching]

He really wasnt a good coach for us. His constant blunders killed us. If he truly was handcuffed he has no intestinal fortitude whatsoever. He was a lame duck coach with nothing to lose this year. Its his own damn fault if he didn't leave it all on the field.

This is a great post!!!! Almost as good as my Garrett Sucks posts!! Lol

 

[Ranching]

I’ve posted it dozens and dozens of times at this point already. Not really interested in rehashing old territory, but my biggest gripe with @CowboysWillRise’s post is the “constant blunders” that are really nothing but countless plays over the years where posters second guess what they think the play call was for no reason other than they didn’t like the result. Most of the time, they don’t know the play call, have no actual idea whether it was a blunder or not, and don’t bother to sort out the difference between execution errors and coaching errors.

So, how do you know those plays weren't his fault? What makes you so sure it wasn't his fault. At the end of the day, he was the HC when they happened and he deserves the blame, just like he got the credit when he was us that Superbowl.......oh, wait......