ESPN: Twitter mailbag: Jason Garrett's job is not in jeopardy

[Junglist]

Multiple Choice:

1. Jason Garrett's job in not in jeopardy
2. The season was lost after week 2
3. Water is wet
4. All of the above

#2

 

[Fletch]

If next season is like this one I know you will still be making excuses for him

Why would you be making excuses for the newest head coach of the Bengals for the 2017-18 season?

 

[khiladi]

Wasn't Wade's job safe right up until the time he was fired???

Jerry was looking to make JG HC as fast as he could... JG was his golden boy from the moment he hired him..

It didn't matter that it was Garrett's offense that turned the ball over 19 times in 10 games and the defense still produced 10 TOs..

If anything, Garrett should have been fired and Wade should have been given a chance to bring in his own OC...

 

[iceberg]

Man the unGarrett brigade on here aren't going to be very happy....I see a coo arising on here soon. Just ruined their Christmas Day....

Coo coo cacoo?

Musta flown the coupe.

 

[Alexander]

Okay, fine. But there must be a way to modernize the scheme so it doesn't require a magic quarterback to be successful.

There is. But that would mean Garrett surrendering control and firing Linehan too. Not happening.

 

[Alexander]

They're in so deep with him they won't turn against him. They refuse to admit they were wrong about him.

Or even do something like admit last year was the perfect storm anomaly and simply decide to wait and see.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Or even do something like admit last year was the perfect storm anomaly

What if it wasn't and this year is?

 

[Alexander]

What if it wasn't and this year is?

Well, when the sheer number of mediocre seasons outweigh the one, what kind of logic are you using? The answer is zero and you are doing nothing but succumbing to a massive case of wishful thinking.

 

[cml750]

Jerry was looking to make JG HC as fast as he could... JG was his golden boy from the moment he hired him..

It didn't matter that it was Garrett's offense that turned the ball over 19 times in 10 games and the defense still produced 10 TOs..

If anything, Garrett should have been fired and Wade should have been given a chance to bring in his own OC...

No arguments here. I feel the same way. I am just holding out a little hope Jerry has seen the light on his failed coaching experiment.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

It doesn't look like Payton is going to be available anyway. No way on Earth do I give up a top 100 pick for him.

Best thing for the franchise might be to hold onto Garrett two more years and get Payton when his contract runs out.

 

[Wolfpack]

No arguments here. I feel the same way. I am just holding out a little hope Jerry has seen the light on his failed coaching experiment.

20 years of watching Jerry leads me to believe that he'd rather double down yet again than admit he was wrong the whole time.

Jason is too perfect of a fit for him.

 

[George]

should be but its not a surprise jerry is comfortable with him

We repeat the familiar process where the Cowboys struggle with crappy coaches that will allow Jerry to make poor trades and bad football decisions in general.

 

[ConstantReboot]

Thats too bad his job is not on the line. It absolutely should be. Even just to scare the living crap out of him to perform.

The problem with this team is they are too comfortable. No one needs to perform and do their job because there is no accountability. Players and coaches don't care. So long no one gets cut or fired - they are happy.

 

[ConstantReboot]

That is a very convoluted and extreme way to look at it. And way off based.
But to each their own.

Not as convoluted into thinking that this team is going anywhere with Garrett's leadership. But yes - to each his own.

 

[dallasdave]

Why would you be making excuses for the newest head coach of the Bengals for the 2017-18 season?

Good one !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Hope there's a lot of empty seats for the season finale that's the best way to get Jerry's attention.

I think that's about the only way.

 

[dallasdave]

I think that's about the only way.

 

[Aven8]

Well thats on par with the Romo injury to me.

 

[SultanOfSix]

Of course not. Someone else will take the fall again. It's been five and a half years into his process and the results are abysmal. Chan Gailey only got two years. Dave Campo only got three. Since Ginger clapper is the spoiled "adopted" son, he will get more time to prove that he can't coach.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Well, when the sheer number of mediocre seasons outweigh the one, what kind of logic are you using? The answer is zero and you are doing nothing but succumbing to a massive case of wishful thinking.

No logic just asking a question.