links18
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Lol, so if having been a back up pro player means a guy sucked too much to become a quality pro coach, how do you explain the successful pro coaches that were never good enough to play pro football at all or in many cases not even good enough to play college football at a high level? For that matter, name the elite NFL players that ever became quality NFL coaches. They are very few and very far between.
Face it, you’re making a nonsensical argument.
No, the point is that the only thing Garrett ever really had for him in this organization was that he was a back-up QB in the 90s. He had few other qualifications to be a head coach. Yes, he won a few games after Coach Cupcake was canned. How hard was that though? But that was all Jerry need to make his boy the permanent HC for going on a decade--a decade of much mediocrity with a couple of winning seasons that ultimately went nowhere far in the post season.