ghst187
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How did Philly beat NE? I know NE was without Gronk but cmon.
To me, this is all the more proof that Garrett is flat out terrible. In 7 games without Romo we couldn't even ACCIDENTALLY beat an array of terrible teams....NY, TB, Philly, NO....couldn't even find a way to ACCIDENTALLY win one of those games. Heck, Jacksonville and Cleveland find ways to win a few games every year, which makes me think they would be 0-16 EVERY year if they had JG coaching them since JG can't even ACCIDENTALLY find a way to beat inferior teams without a top 10 QB. You would think, on average that in 7 games a good coach would figure out a few match ups to exploit, adjust for injuries, and manage the game well enough to find a way to get a W. But not JG, he sticks with what doesn't work, mismanages the game from start to finish, and despite oftentimes having superior talent, still loses. Contrast this with Bill Parcells who took a Troy Hambrick/Quincy Carter-led team to the playoffs with a 10-6 record. That is called coaching. What we have is not. Sorry, didn't mean to turn this into a rant so feel free to move there.
To me, this is all the more proof that Garrett is flat out terrible. In 7 games without Romo we couldn't even ACCIDENTALLY beat an array of terrible teams....NY, TB, Philly, NO....couldn't even find a way to ACCIDENTALLY win one of those games. Heck, Jacksonville and Cleveland find ways to win a few games every year, which makes me think they would be 0-16 EVERY year if they had JG coaching them since JG can't even ACCIDENTALLY find a way to beat inferior teams without a top 10 QB. You would think, on average that in 7 games a good coach would figure out a few match ups to exploit, adjust for injuries, and manage the game well enough to find a way to get a W. But not JG, he sticks with what doesn't work, mismanages the game from start to finish, and despite oftentimes having superior talent, still loses. Contrast this with Bill Parcells who took a Troy Hambrick/Quincy Carter-led team to the playoffs with a 10-6 record. That is called coaching. What we have is not. Sorry, didn't mean to turn this into a rant so feel free to move there.