Breakdown of Garrett's record

[Diehardblues]

interesting breakdown of Garretts record I saw on reddit
worst- GB,NO, ATL. best-WASH

Thanks for sharing..

 

[Diehardblues]

I've seen this posted around and don't really get what I'm supposed to take away from it that isn't obvious already. We generally beat bad teams and lose a fair number of games to the good teams, because we generally have had a good, but not great, team under Garrett. What does showing that in a graphic button-format tell us that's new here?

Right. Well said.

I still like the graphic and saving it for reference.

 

[Corso]

I've seen this posted around and don't really get what I'm supposed to take away from it that isn't obvious already. We generally beat bad teams and lose a fair number of games to the good teams, because we generally have had a good, but not great, team under Garrett. What does showing that in a graphic button-format tell us that's new here?

It has pretty colors and team logos! That's all I got.

 

[Idgit]

It has pretty colors and team logos! That's all I got.

It is kind of a cool format.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Wade was handed a playoff team. And a Parcells defense that quit on him.

Garrett was handed an 11-7 playoff team from the year before and Romo in his prime. The team went 1-7 because of injuries. YOu do recall Romo getting hurt yes?

 

[CowboyRoy]

I've seen this posted around and don't really get what I'm supposed to take away from it that isn't obvious already. We generally beat bad teams and lose a fair number of games to the good teams, because we generally have had a good, but not great, team under Garrett. What does showing that in a graphic button-format tell us that's new here?

So Garrett is only as good as the team he has? I completely agree.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Wade was handed a playoff team. And a Parcells defense that quit on him.

Wade was also handed Garrett as on OC.

 

[Diehardblues]

Garrett was handed an 11-7 playoff team from the year before and Romo in his prime. The team went 1-7 because of injuries. YOu do recall Romo getting hurt yes?

Wade is only Cowboy HC to have a losing record with Romo starting in a season.
1-5 in 2010

 

[ShortRound]

I like your stuff even when your wrong bro. Cause we homies like that

I think I'm going senile... I read the numbers backwards... but I didn't edit, cause that's how I roll.

"If you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.”
–Marilyn Monroe

 

[Diehardblues]

Wade was also handed Garrett as on OC.

Actually in a very dysfunctional unprecedented fashion Garrett was named “ the future of the Cowboys” as OC before Wade was handed to him as HC.

Wade was definitely set up for failure.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Wade is only Cowboy HC to have a losing record with Romo starting in a season.
1-5 in 2010

True enough. If you recall that year, the team had big time Oline problems to start the season. Just sayin. And you cant really count that last game where Romo went down in the first half.

And Didnt Garett have a 1-4 stretch last year?

In my opinion, both Wade and Garrett are beneath this franchise as head coaching candidates. At least in Wades defense we can say he is an excellent coordinator.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Actually in a very dysfunctional unprecedented fashion Garrett was named “ the future of the Cowboys” as OC before Wade was handed to him as HC.

Wade was definitely set up for failure.

Yep. And you know Garrett was already weaseling his way into the head coaching job.

 

[jrumann59]

The leagues collective w/l % is closer to .500.

Here are two teams opponents records from last year

Team #1 opponents W/L was 106-102 approximately a .5096 win %

Team #2 opponents W/L was 104-104 = .500 win %


Team #1 was the Patriots playing a 1st place schedule

Team #2 was the hapless Browns. Playing a last place schedule

There really is very little to the strength of schedule or strength of opponents. Due to the 1st to last and last to 1st being common and the fact most teams schedules in given division only vary by 2 games.

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

There are many legitimate criticisms of Garrett. He's made a few bone-headed moves too. Tony Romo (and many others) made some mistakes too. It happens in football. I still firmly believe that the lack of success in recent history is all about front office mistakes. Bad personnel decisions (drafting, roster, contract) have doomed the Cowboys. The good news is I think we are improving in this area, but is Dak a championship level QB, capable of spreading out a defense? If Dak is not, are we going to blame Garrett for that too?

If this team had a true championship roster and failed, then we could blame the coaching. That was not the case.

 

[Stash]

There are many legitimate criticisms of Garrett. He's made a few bone-headed moves too. Tony Romo (and many others) made some mistakes too. It happens in football. I still firmly believe that the lack of success in recent history is all about front office mistakes. Bad personnel decisions (drafting, roster, contract) have doomed the Cowboys. The good news is I think we are improving in this area, but is Dak a championship level QB, capable of spreading out a defense? If Dak is not, are we going to blame Garrett for that too?

If this team had a true championship roster and failed, then we could blame the coaching. That was not the case.

If the coaches perpetually suck, there will never be a "championship roster" because the coaches will continue to hold the team back from ever getting there.

Sadly, there are no more players left to blame for Garrett's failings. No assistant coaches either. They've all moved on and been replaced, until there is one true cause left standing.

 

[CowboyRoy]

There are many legitimate criticisms of Garrett. He's made a few bone-headed moves too. Tony Romo (and many others) made some mistakes too. It happens in football. I still firmly believe that the lack of success in recent history is all about front office mistakes. Bad personnel decisions (drafting, roster, contract) have doomed the Cowboys. The good news is I think we are improving in this area, but is Dak a championship level QB, capable of spreading out a defense? If Dak is not, are we going to blame Garrett for that too?

If this team had a true championship roster and failed, then we could blame the coaching. That was not the case.

Garrett has made coaching blunder after coaching blunder. And some of those blunders were in playoff games with clock management and play calling. All you have to do is look at last season as proof of how horrid Garrett is at his job. Not ALL his fault with personnel, but the scheme and lack of preparedness all point back to a head coach that is always a step behind.

 

[CowboyRoy]

If the coaches perpetually suck, there will never be a "championship roster" because the coaches will continue to hold the team back from ever getting there.

Sadly, there are no more players left to blame for Garrett's failings. No assistant coaches either. They've all moved on and been replaced, until there is one true cause left standing.

Yep.......The coordinators have been turned over twice, all the assistants, and the virtually the entire roster. Even the QB. And the results and coaching blunders remain the same.

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

If the coaches perpetually suck, there will never be a "championship roster"....

Garrett has made coaching blunder after coaching blunder...

Do either of you honestly believe that we possessed a championship level roster- one that should have made it to the superbowl, but didn't because it was held back by coaching?

My belief is that we did not.

 

[condoin125]

0-2 against the Jets tells me all I need to know.

Kind of a lazy assumption....the last time we faced them and lost was 2015; the Jets were better than a lot of teams that year and just missed out on the playoffs. The time prior to that was 2011, and while the Jets team that year wasn't great...they did just come off a AFC Championship game appearance and we faced them the first game of the season.

 

[DiResta]

losing record teams

the Jets and Seahawks i will give credit to their defenses, the Jets when they had Island Revis & Cromartie were pretty good
Arizona is another very good defensive team and last time they had Palmer

but look at these other teams...

Denver i dont know and we may never know how that collapse happened last year
but the other game against them was with God-Mode Peyton Manning

Brady with the Patriots

Rivers with the Chargers

Brees with Saints

Matt Ryan with Atlanta

Rodgers with GB

think maybe theres something to these veteran quarterbacks being great at taking what Rod gives on defense?
to beat these type of qbs you have to fool them and confuse them long enough to get hits
thats not what Marinellis defense is based on