Garrett finally got mad!

[CowboyRoy]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

 

[snadler]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

14 years too late, his pregame speeches must be snoozefests

 

[MapleLeaf]

He did it when he had to.

It was a demonstration on his part to defend his player who had been unfairly called for pass interference in his mind, and now he was going to be forced to burn his last challenge flag.

As stated earlier the team was shell shocked on the sidelines. Garrett got the juices flowing for the entire team with his forceful throw of the flag.

You can see it. Kris Richards jumped into the fray. Others got involved. Later Jason Witten left the bench to watch the defensive side of the ball.

Someone had ot do something and Garrett did something. It was just a game situation.

 

[MikeT22]

Maybe next time he could try it in the first quarter.

 

[65fastback2plus2]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

I was coming in to mention over a decade but you did it.

*Slow clap*

 

[KJJ]

Garrett is feeling the heat he knows his job is on the line this year. The Cowboys may have to go deep into the playoffs for him to retain his job and I’m not so sure the team will even make the playoffs. We’re going to lose tiebreakers to the Packers and the Saints if it comes to that. We’re going to have to win the division to make the playoffs.

 

[Cydios]

His emotion carries to the team. He needs to knock a ref out and then our team can win again

 

[SiCk_DiAbLo]

Yeah I was stunned, maybe next game he can throw a water cooler thru the goal post...

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

It bothers me that grown *** men need this to get motivated......but I guess it is what it is. They definitely played better......even the refs started officiating better.

 

[cowboyec]

he got mad..........and we still lost.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Garrett finally got mad!

I think he finally realized he isn't calling the plays any more.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

Just took him 10 years!

 

[CowboyRoy]

I think he finally realized he isn't calling the plays any more.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

Too bad his hissy fit cost us yardage!!!!

 

[jimmy40]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

about the same time Green Bay started coasting

 

[CowboyRoy]

Too bad his hissy fit cost us yardage!!!!

It did, but it didnt matter. Someone got some balls and called a RB wheel route. Lit a fire somewhere.

 

[CowboyRoy]

about the same time Green Bay started coasting

Was that at 30-3? LOL

 

[Diehardblues]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

You must not have seen the Cowboys special series on Amazon?

And last time I checked Garrett has only been HC since 2011. Unless you’re counting intern in 2010?

Or do you always count a HC service time from when they were an assistant. My hunch is you lump it together to serve your narrative.

 

[Cowboysfan1975]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

That's not really spazzing out. I greak out worse playing call of duty, but it did seem to get the team going. Maybe standing there quietly isn't the way to go....who knew? Sometimes you gotta fire up the troops.

 

[Jake]

And it worked. Garrett spazzing out inspired the team. They started playing mad and aggressive.

Too bad it took him 14 years.

Did he get mad in the 2016-17 playoff game vs GB? I ask because I saw a spirited comeback on that day, too.

All he did was cost his team 15 yards. Dak and Zeke got it back on the next play.