Feel bad for Romo having to deal with Garrett learning on the job and now that Jason is showing great growth, Tony might be out of a job.
I was thinking the same thing. Garrett spent several of Romo's good years floundering, trying to be the play-caller and the head coach. Then, in Linehan's first year, Dallas figured out the formula it needed to follow to go 12-4 and be a contender in the playoffs. The plan was to follow the same formula last year but then we had Romo's setback.
This has been the main negative of Garrett's ascension. He didn't get to spend enough time first as an offensive coordinator to figure out either how to do it or that he didn't need to do it. So we ended up being out of balance while he tried to figure that out, putting too much on Romo and not understanding that a strong running game helps out both the passer and the defense.
It's a shame that we have wasted all those years when Romo was one of the few reasons we had any success.