For Those Who Want To Fire Garrett Now, Who’s Your Replacement?

[817Gill]

I’m not a huge fan of Garrett but I’m objective enough to see he’s an average to good coach, not great nor elite.

But look around and tell me who you’d hire right now to replace him from the available candidates? Obviously we can wish Lincoln Riley or Sean Payton but as of now they’re not a serious option.

Great coaches don’t come in bunches and firing a good coach because he’s not elite without an option better isn’t a smart move.

Barring a surprise hire, I think the FO will give JG the playcalling and offensive reigns and have him coach for his job. It’s his last year on his deal and it looks like the NFL executive circles really see Moore as a bright mind and future coach.

This will most likely be Garrett’s last year unless we win an NFC Championship/Super Bowl and at that point he deserves to stay. Last year was perfect as it proved personnel is damn close to SB caliber, it just needs the coaching to match.

Let’s be patient one last year and watch the future of the team be decided in 2019

 

[Ranching]

I’m not a huge fan of Garrett but I’m objective enough to see he’s an average to good coach, not great nor elite.

But look around and tell me who you’d hire right now to replace him from the available candidates? Obviously we can wish Lincoln Riley or Sean Payton but as of now they’re not a serious option.

Great coaches don’t come in bunches and firing a good coach because he’s not elite without an option better isn’t a smart move.

Barring a surprise hire, I think the FO will give JG the playcalling and offensive reigns and have him coach for his job. It’s his last year on his deal and it looks like the NFL executive circles really see Moore as a bright mind and future coach.

This will most likely be Garrett’s last year unless we win an NFC Championship/Super Bowl and at that point he deserves to stay. Last year was perfect as it proved personnel is damn close to SB caliber, it just needs the coaching to match.

Let’s be patient one last year and watch the future of the team be decided in 2019

My Gardner can do a better job.......

 

[JBS]

I’m not a huge fan of Garrett but I’m objective enough to see he’s an average to good coach, not great nor elite.

But look around and tell me who you’d hire right now to replace him from the available candidates? Obviously we can wish Lincoln Riley or Sean Payton but as of now they’re not a serious option.

Great coaches don’t come in bunches and firing a good coach because he’s not elite without an option better isn’t a smart move.

Barring a surprise hire, I think the FO will give JG the playcalling and offensive reigns and have him coach for his job. It’s his last year on his deal and it looks like the NFL executive circles really see Moore as a bright mind and future coach.

This will most likely be Garrett’s last year unless we win an NFC Championship/Super Bowl and at that point he deserves to stay. Last year was perfect as it proved personnel is damn close to SB caliber, it just needs the coaching to match.

Let’s be patient one last year and watch the future of the team be decided in 2019

According to your logic, who is going to be available next year that is worth replacing him with? Isnt that guy also available right now?

 

[Direwolf63]

If Jerry really wanted Lincoln Riley, he would find a way.

 

[817Gill]

According to your logic, who is going to be available next year that is worth replacing him with? Isnt that guy also available right now?

Available doesn’t mean ready to be HC

 

[kumizi]

Most of the good candidates have been hired already but I'd take a look at Eric Bienimy if we had a coaching vacancy.

 

[JBS]

Available doesn’t mean ready to be HC

OK. So who is available and not ready until next year?

 

[TheCount]

They aren't going to fire him, and I believe if Garrett ends up calling plays, it'll be because Jerry wants him to, not because he wants to.

He's had a lot of human shields take bullets for him, it's time to see if he's learned anything about running an offense.

 

[BAT]

Richard is one candidate.

 

[TakedisDAK]

Art briles and/or his son ...won't happen tho.. too much a negative stigma attached...but those dudes had some explosive offenses.

 

[Bleu Star]

Kris Richard

 

[RodeoJake]

Mike Vandershank

 

[OmerV]

Jimmy McGinty, because what this team really needs is heart. Miles and miles of heart.

 

[CCBoy]

But already, we've got real names. Fish was among the first to nail down "three finalists'' as OC: Georgia's James Coley, the Saints' Dan Campbell and Dallas tight ends coach Doug Nussmeier ... but maybe Kellen Moore with a bullet? Oh, and on Tuesday we tossed the name of Jon Kitna into the hat to maybe do something here.

https://247sports.com/nfl/dallas-co...fensive-staff-search-we-name-names-128038325/

 

[lqmac1]

I’m not a huge fan of Garrett but I’m objective enough to see he’s an average to good coach, not great nor elite.

But look around and tell me who you’d hire right now to replace him from the available candidates? Obviously we can wish Lincoln Riley or Sean Payton but as of now they’re not a serious option.

Great coaches don’t come in bunches and firing a good coach because he’s not elite without an option better isn’t a smart move.

Barring a surprise hire, I think the FO will give JG the playcalling and offensive reigns and have him coach for his job. It’s his last year on his deal and it looks like the NFL executive circles really see Moore as a bright mind and future coach.

This will most likely be Garrett’s last year unless we win an NFC Championship/Super Bowl and at that point he deserves to stay. Last year was perfect as it proved personnel is damn close to SB caliber, it just needs the coaching to match.

Let’s be patient one last year and watch the future of the team be decided in 2019

Romo. Easy!

 

[CowboyRoy]

I’m not a huge fan of Garrett but I’m objective enough to see he’s an average to good coach, not great nor elite.

But look around and tell me who you’d hire right now to replace him from the available candidates? Obviously we can wish Lincoln Riley or Sean Payton but as of now they’re not a serious option.

Great coaches don’t come in bunches and firing a good coach because he’s not elite without an option better isn’t a smart move.

Barring a surprise hire, I think the FO will give JG the playcalling and offensive reigns and have him coach for his job. It’s his last year on his deal and it looks like the NFL executive circles really see Moore as a bright mind and future coach.

This will most likely be Garrett’s last year unless we win an NFC Championship/Super Bowl and at that point he deserves to stay. Last year was perfect as it proved personnel is damn close to SB caliber, it just needs the coaching to match.

Let’s be patient one last year and watch the future of the team be decided in 2019

Kellen Moore could do a better job. Richards could do a better job. Probably about 40 candidates that could do a better job.

In fact, I think you could hire a new talented OC and not even need a HC. Garrett by subtraction would make us better.

 

[MikeT22]

Probably can find any 1 of 500 who can go 9 years without winning a divisional round game. Maybe even find a few who could. Right Jerry?

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

Kellen Moore?

 

[LocimusPrime]

Kevin Costner. He's pretty much won at everything he's coached. Cross country, football, it doesn't matter.

 

[Cattle_Rancher]

Out of available coaches I’d probably lean towards Dan Campbell.