ARTICLE: How Jason Garrett Murdered the Dallas Cowboys

[ScipioCowboy]

And 14 of those points of that pedestrian offense came on the final two drives, when the Dallas defense was worn out, because Garrett consistently went 3 and out. Imagine, that pedestrian offense that was the Ravens actually played ball control defense, unlike Garrett. How hard is that to comprehend? 14 of those points of Dallas came in hurry up mode, when the coaching of Jason Garrett was pretty much nullified by the ability of Tony Romo to do things on the fly.

So, your entire argument can be summarized thusly:

When the offense performs poorly, it's Jason Garrett's doing. When the offense performs well, it's Tony Romo's doing. When the defense performs poorly, it's Jason Garrett's doing.

In essence, anything bad is the fault of Jason Garrett while anything anything good is in spite of Jason Garrett.

That's a little convenient, don't you think?

It's seem very much as if you're merely seeking a scapegoat--an easy and convenient fix for the Cowboys' problems.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Jason murdered the Cowboys? :laugh2:

 

[Bleu Star]

And 14 of those points of that pedestrian offense came on the final two drives, when the Dallas defense was worn out, because Garrett consistently went 3 and out. Imagine, that pedestrian offense that was the Ravens actually played ball control defense, unlike Garrett. How hard is that to comprehend? 14 of those points of Dallas came in hurry up mode, when the coaching of Jason Garrett was pretty much nullified by the ability of Tony Romo to do things on the fly. It wasn't because Garrett suddenly started calling good plays.

This guy was definitely paying attention during the Ravens game. :bravo:

 

[Bleu Star]

It's seem very much as if you're merely seeking a scapegoat--an easy and convenient fix for the Cowboys' problems.

Make no mistake. Allowing Garrett to go to another team would have definitely been classified as fix #1.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Make no mistake. Allowing Garrett to go to another team would have definitely been classified as fix #1.

The mistake is assuming that this team will be fixed by simply removing one player or coach.


Jason Garrett's play calling was definitely a problem last year...much like TO's antics were a problem. But neither was the problem, or even the largest problem.

 

[Bleu Star]

fix #1.

The mistake is assuming that this team will be fixed by simply removing one player or coach.

What did you not understand about #1 of many?

 

[ScipioCowboy]

What did you not understand about #1 of many?

Where did I challenge you on that point?

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Make no mistake. Allowing Garrett to go to another team would have definitely been classified as fix #1.

Its a fine line my friend... IF we would have executed a little better last year... just a little... we arent talking about Garrett this year.

Gotta get over that hump.