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I just find it odd that every head coach in NFL history that won a SB did so before their 9th season with their team.
So you are telling me that Garrett is going to do something no other head coach in NFL history has done?
I don't know if he'll do it or not, Superbowls aren't guaranteed to anybody. But the stat that nobody gets 9 years without a Superbowl isn't particularly relevant to the job he's doing as a coach. Coaches don't get 9 years in most markets because their GMs aren't guaranteed jobs for life. That's not the case in Dallas. Jerry Jones has the luxury of keeping a guy he likes if he knows he's doing a good job and if he has his eyes open and realizes the team has steadily gotten better.
The truth of the matter, wherever you want to admit it or not, is that Garrett would have been fired for his record if it was any other team but Dallas. His leash has been longer than what anybody else in the league gets, and I think you know that. The fact that he is the longest tenured head coach in the NFL to not take his team to a SB kinda proves it.
That's not the truth of the matter, at all. You guys keep acting like he's supposed to apologize for winning more games than the other NFC teams over a 3-4 year span now. He's not supposed to apologize for that. And if he's not renewed in Dallas for whatever reason, he'll sign a long-term deal with a good team in another market in time for 2020.