TheProphet;1408438 said:
I'm not convinced that his QB coach from last season does not want him. It is obvious that JJ is pulling the strings now that BP has rode off in his oversized saddle. What's to say that JJ didn't over rule JG and state he was signing Johnson because that is who he felt was the best fit??? Remember JJ has already told Wade who his OC was going to be.
I believe that JJ inquired about Joey Harrington before Garrett came on board...look below for a reference:
Dallas Interested In Joey Harrington
The Ranch Report says that the Dallas Cowboys have inquired about a possible
trade with Detroit that would send cast-off quarterback Joey Harrington to Dallas. There
seems to be a lot of interest in Harrington from a bunch of different teams. More so than
I originally thought there would be. About a dozen teams have reportedly shown interest
in the former top 5 pick.
I wouldn't get to worked up over this news however. Jerry Jones has a tendency to
inquire about any player, especially if he thinks they may be a bargain. I wouldn't mind
seeing us make this trade if the price was a 4th round pick. He would be a great backup
for this year if Bledsoe got hurt. I also believe he can develop into a quality starting
quarterback under the right situation. He showed signs of this in 2004 when he threw
for 19 TDs and 12 INTs. His supporting cast worsened this year however, and so did his
performance.
I highly doubt we would pull the trigger on this trade. He has drawn interest from
teams that probably value him higher than we do. The Chiefs for example, were
infatuated with Harrington and prayed he would fall to them in the draft. And remember,
Henson looked strong in last week's NFL Europe game so I wouldn't think Dallas would
invest a first day pick on another quarterback. Don't forget about Tony Romo. Bill
Parcells is supposively high on him. He has everything you need to be a successful NFL
quarterback.
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So, Garrett's influence was definitely a factor in not wanting or going after Harrington...beside the fact that most average Joes can see that he just isn't a good qb.