Garrett hasn't shown enough to warrant keeping the job. Progress is measured by wins and losses not by has he churned the roster, or RKG, because it's meaning less if those roster changes didn't produce results. This defense has suffered many injuries and made it difficult to win games, but we lost too many games by coaching decisions, not just this year but throughout his entire tenure. He seems to make the same mistakes repeatedly, refuses to learn from them. We are 1-3 in 1point games this year, we tied an NFL record for most 1pt. losses in a season. He had the play-calling duties stripped from him because he struggles with situational football. The Green Bay game exemplified these problems. Everyone but JG took blame for the plays down the stretch, but ultimately it's the HC's responsibility to put the team in position to win that game.
In the Green Bay game, the OL was blocking well and getting push all day, just because they stacked the box doesn't mean we wouldn't get positive yardage on the play, maybe even break one with so many defenders so close to the LOS.
From 1:04 of the third quarter until Romo's interception with 2:58 left, the Cowboys dropped back to pass on 14 of 15 plays, while never leading by fewer than five points.
Murray gained at least 4 yards on 14 of his 18 carries and had four runs of 10 yards or more. Murray's only negative run occurred on his fourth carry of the game.
Garrett simply wasn't ready for the job and his negatives far outweigh his positives. While Jerry places a value on moral victories the NFL does not and Garrett simply has not produced results.
