Hoofbite
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So Garrett is just watching the team struggle and he's doing nothing about it? Well, that gives me a whole lot more confidence. If it's all Moore then Garrett needs to step in and do something about it. If it's not all Moore then Garrett needs to step out. He's the Head Coach. His job is to lead the team, not stand idly by or unnecessarily interfere.
What they are doing isn't working and I don't care who calls the plays. Something has to change and the production has to improve. I want results regardless of whether or not that's solely up to Kellen Moore, solely up to Jason Garrett, or some combination of both. What I don't want is for the Head Coach of the team to do absolutely nothing.
If Broaddus thinks he's doing Garrett a favor here, I'd say he's mistaken. Sure, he might be shielding Garrett from blame for the poor offensive performances, but he's pretty much labeling Garrett as "nutless" in the process.
What they are doing isn't working and I don't care who calls the plays. Something has to change and the production has to improve. I want results regardless of whether or not that's solely up to Kellen Moore, solely up to Jason Garrett, or some combination of both. What I don't want is for the Head Coach of the team to do absolutely nothing.
If Broaddus thinks he's doing Garrett a favor here, I'd say he's mistaken. Sure, he might be shielding Garrett from blame for the poor offensive performances, but he's pretty much labeling Garrett as "nutless" in the process.