Garrett slams stadium?

[AmericanCowboy]

Who won the coin toss and chose to take the ball with a rookie in his first start instead of taking side of the field?

This is a great point. Just another notch on JG and his terrible decision making belt.

 

[Falco78]

Yea he lost by one against a future HoF QB with his rookie 4th rounder starting. Obviously he should have crushed them

He was outcoached plain and simple and that is not the first time...

 

[Falco78]

This is a great point. Just another notch on JG and his terrible decision making belt.

I am guessing that is his only belt...

 

[MileyDancer]

Lost by one point to a two-time Super Bowl winner with a rookie QB.

If Dez and Beasley don't choke on touchdown catches.......?

Is that Garrett's fault?

I beg to differ. The Dolphins stadium does.

I believe they actually added part of a roof.

 

[erod]

Linehan runs the game plan that Garrett tells him to run. Its Garrett's, general offense and general conservative nature. We have seen it time and time again.

Linehan had Calvin Johnson all over the place and in motion so no one could do to him what they are doing to Dez.

Calvin Johnson was Einstein compared to Dez.

Dez has a severe learning disability, and he's an emotional basket case.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Calvin Johnson was Einstein compared to Dez.

Dez has a severe learning disability, and he's an emotional basket case.

LOL...........we can agree completely on that. I also heard on a radio show this morning that some receivers cant do all the things Brown can do because they simply cant process all the different positions and routes as they switch around the field. It would be the ONLY explanation where Garrett could get some relief.

 

[erod]

LOL...........we can agree completely on that. I also heard on a radio show this morning that some receivers cant do all the things Brown can do because they simply cant process all the different positions and routes as they switch around the field. It would be the ONLY explanation where Garrett could get some relief.

I've heard from people that would know that Dez either won't leave the facility until midnight, or he'll disappear for two days. They constantly have to manage his sense of time and place.

Imagine trying to teach route adjustments against complex zone disguises to a mind that detaches like that.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

I believe they actually added part of a roof.

Yes, they have added them this year. It was due to the fact that it gets ridiculously hot watching games there. It is a miserable experience watching games outdoors in Florida until late October.

 

[Alexander]

Yea he lost by one against a future HoF QB with his rookie 4th rounder starting. Obviously he should have crushed them

Against an opposing head coach who was in charge for his first NFL game and one who had never ever been a head coach on any level, any where.

With his experience, Garrett should have tap danced around McAdoo. Instead he looked just like he does in most games without Romo to bail him out, just outclassed and outsmarted.

 

[Dodger12]

Like I keep saying, our dolt HC gives us no gameday advantage, even against a rookie HC.

How Ben McAdoo studying sun for indoor game got validated
http://nypost.com/2016/09/12/how-ben-mcadoo-studying-sun-for-indoor-game-got-validated/

Cowboys coach Jason Garrett was asked immediately after Sunday’s 20-19 loss to the Giants if the sun was a factor, and he said, “I don’t really want to get into that.’’

The retractable roof atop Jerry Jones’ football palace and the glass sides allow sunshine to stream into the building, and it could have affected the Cowboys receivers late in the game.

Garrett scoffed at that notion, saying Monday: “Sun’s been there for five billion years, will be there for five billion more.”

Leaving no stone unturned, Giants first-year head coach Ben McAdoo said he studied the way the sun came into the building and tried to navigate around it.

“Going into the game, we had some pictures of the past, noticed from the 2014 game how it comes in and shines in from the west in the second quarter at times, into the third and fourth quarter, how that impacts things,” McAdoo said Monday. “And if you have a chance to help yourself in the kicking game and on offense and defense with the glare, you do that. If you don’t, you have to learn to play through it. Whether you’re looking into it or it’s at your back, it’s gonna impact both sides of the ball. If you’re a quarterback and you’re looking into it, it’s in your eyes. It’s better for the receivers that way, but it’s tougher in coverage and vice versa.”[\quote]

 

[MileyDancer]

Yes, they have added them this year. It was due to the fact that it gets ridiculously hot watching games there. It is a miserable experience watching games outdoors in Florida until late October.

Just like it is watching the Rangers play. I'm so glad they are making an indoor stadium. There's nothing fun about stewing up some swamp *** while watching sports.

 

[MileyDancer]

Like I keep saying, our dolt HC gives us no gameday advantage, even against a rookie HC.

How Ben McAdoo studying sun for indoor game got validated
http://nypost.com/2016/09/12/how-ben-mcadoo-studying-sun-for-indoor-game-got-validated/

Wow. Garrett has only coached like 34 games there, and I guarantee this never has crossed his mind. And my friend, who barely watches football was like, "why are they doing that same run play up the middle if it's not working?"

 

[CouchCoach]

Garrett was asked, "Did you think the sun played a role.....?"

"I don't want to comment on that."

Only stadium not built North and South?

If they'd been running the ball and not throwing 45 passes, the sun wouldn't have been a problem. All the sun did was shine a bight light on the play calling problem with the team.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Garrett was asked, "Did you think the sun played a role.....?"

"I don't want to comment on that."

Only stadium not built North and South?

I guess you have to take it as you want to take it.

I did not see him slamming the stadium nor did I see him (as others seem to want to indicate) him making excuses.

It seems like the normal boring I don't want to say anything about anything without my normal cliches Jason Garrett answers. Surprised he didn't say they were trying to stack blinding daylight upon blinding daylight.

 

[erod]

I guess you have to take it as you want to take it.

I did not see him slamming the stadium nor did I see him (as others seem to want to indicate) him making excuses.

It seems like the normal boring I don't want to say anything about anything without my normal cliches Jason Garrett answers. Surprised he didn't say they were trying to stack blinding daylight upon blinding daylight.

Actually, it sounded like there have been debates about pulling that curtain down. Garrett refused comment when asked that specifically.

Jerry probably doesn't like the "look" of it. His stadium is the star of the show.

 

[Nightman]

Good manager of men? Who cares? So he should be the head of the union or something or be a foreman. But he stinks as a football coach. AS an offensive mind he is nothing but a copy cat with no feel for the game.

I want a REAL football mind running the team. Big deal he gets the players to like him while they lose. LOL

I've said it for years...JGarrett needs to be an Ivy League coach like his Dad...everything about him screams old-school vanilla football......he can lead all the men he wants with his coaching platitudes and process

 

[Nightman]

I guess you have to take it as you want to take it.

I did not see him slamming the stadium nor did I see him (as others seem to want to indicate) him making excuses.

It seems like the normal boring I don't want to say anything about anything without my normal cliches Jason Garrett answers. Surprised he didn't say they were trying to stack blinding daylight upon blinding daylight.

no his snarky answer about the sun being there for a billion years was telling

rookie coach Macadoo knew about the glare and the home team vet coach ignores it and then mocks it

only in DAL can the stadium affect the game to out detriment

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

no his snarky answer about the sun being there for a billion years was telling

rookie coach Macadoo knew about the glare and the home team vet coach ignores it and then mocks it

only in DAL can the stadium affect the game to out detriment

The sun has been there a billion years and the rookie HC knew so much and prepared so much about it that the Giants won by One point.

Stop...read that again...his great advantage got him one point and the win.

Somehow I don't think the sun really played much into who won or lost the game. I think it is just another lame talking point that was brought up during the game and now everyone and their granny is running with it.

 

[Nightman]

The sun has been there a billion years and the rookie HC knew so much and prepared so much about it that the Giants won by One point.

Stop...read that again...his great advantage got him one point and the win.

Somehow I don't think the sun really played much into who won or lost the game. I think it is just another lame talking point that was brought up during the game and now everyone and their granny is running with it.

are you joking....you are mocking a Win in the NFL where every game is close.......you know Garrett got to choose sides in the second half....he chose the Sun...what a moron

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Can you imagine what a great home field advantage we would have if we set the field on fire during games?