BTB: Is Garrett Jerry's Landry? Eight Things We're Thinking About

[waving monkey]

Random thoughts, musings and wildly hyperbolic postulations from the BTB writers as we prepare for the Monday-nighter against the nameless team from the nation's capital.


The Rooster is strong in this one...
Dawn Macelli: After writing a series of posts titled "The Way Of The Rooster" it is obvious that I bought in to Garrett's management philosophy. I have seen his approach work many times over in the business world, and I was sure that he would be able to make the same approach work with the Dallas Cowboys. I know that the whole process would take time to implement, and my biggest concern was would it happen fast enough. For me it is gratifying to see the coach seeing his efforts come to fruition, now I am looking forward to seeing just how far Garrett will be able to lead this team.

Tom Ryle: It took almost four full seasons as the head coach of the Cowboys, but Jason Garrett has finally created what he intended to. He has a team where the bottom of the roster players have just as much invested in succeeding as the superstars, and where the superstars work at improving themselves just like the players who are not sure they will still be with the team next week. He has a group of assistant coaches who are all marching in step with him. And he has the owner/GM's ear and trust. Garrett always believed that, if he could just get all the parts in place and installed, the winning would come. But he was going to have to remake the culture, the roster, and just about everything about how the Dallas Cowboys went about their business.
link/http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2014...ght-things-were-thinking-about-dallas-cowboys

 

[waving monkey]

Thompson: Why do you refuse to accept what should be completely obvious by now? You've seen what we can do. You can't doubt we are who we say we are.

quote from the "Adjustment Bureau".
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[LittleBoyBlue]

Random thoughts, musings and wildly hyperbolic postulations from the BTB writers as we prepare for the Monday-nighter against the nameless team from the nation's capital.


The Rooster is strong in this one...
Dawn Macelli: After writing a series of posts titled "The Way Of The Rooster" it is obvious that I bought in to Garrett's management philosophy. I have seen his approach work many times over in the business world, and I was sure that he would be able to make the same approach work with the Dallas Cowboys. I know that the whole process would take time to implement, and my biggest concern was would it happen fast enough. For me it is gratifying to see the coach seeing his efforts come to fruition, now I am looking forward to seeing just how far Garrett will be able to lead this team.

Tom Ryle: It took almost four full seasons as the head coach of the Cowboys, but Jason Garrett has finally created what he intended to. He has a team where the bottom of the roster players have just as much invested in succeeding as the superstars, and where the superstars work at improving themselves just like the players who are not sure they will still be with the team next week. He has a group of assistant coaches who are all marching in step with him. And he has the owner/GM's ear and trust. Garrett always believed that, if he could just get all the parts in place and installed, the winning would come. But he was going to have to remake the culture, the roster, and just about everything about how the Dallas Cowboys went about their business.
link/http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2014...ght-things-were-thinking-about-dallas-cowboys

I was hoping he would be.

Then I thought no friggin way.

Now, I just want a few good in game decisions.

 

[Setackin]

6 weeks ago it was all about who will be the next HC... I'm srry but the job isn't done, mission not complete. We are still along way off... the only thing keeping this up right, is murray and the oline. 10 weeks left, we will see.

 

[waving monkey]

6 weeks ago it was all about who will be the next HC... I'm srry but the job isn't done, mission not complete. We are still along way off... the only thing keeping this up right, is murray and the oline. 10 weeks left, we will see.

Don't believe any mention of a job that is completed but the results thus far are before your eyes. And Murray and the Oline are Not the only thing keeping this upright.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Don't believe any mention of a job that is completed but the results thus far are before your eyes. And Murray and the Oline are Not the only thing keeping this upright.

I agree. I don't know why people keep saying that. Its like Romo, Witten and Dez aren't contributing anything. Granted, its making the game easier but there's a defense over there playing its heart out.

 

[waving monkey]

I agree. I don't know why people keep saying that. Its like Romo, Witten and Dez aren't contributing anything. Granted, its making the game easier but there's a defense over there playing its heart out.

Some just can't give credit to their discredit