3 years? Let's just talk about this year. I guess you missed a game just 4 weeks ago against the Detroit Lions, that's okay no one really talked about it - it was small stuff. And I guess you were cutting your lawn when he had Dan Baily kick a meaningless field goal down 4 points against the Chiefs with 3:50 left to play instead of going for it on 4th down.
I guess you were just indisposed for those games and only see the all-so-frequent times where Garrett goes for the throat since, you know, he's such a ballsy head coach and not at all timid - ever.
Seriously? No one talked about it? We beat it to death on here. We ran the ball three times, which was more conservative than I would have liked, but still, if our best OL doesn't pull a total brain fart, and get an obvious holding penalty, we win that game. If we could have played any kind of defense over the last minute (like we did the drive before), we win the game. People were saying we should have taken a knee 3 times. Others said we should have passed, to try to get a TD. Anything but what we did, for no better reason than what we did didn't work. But Garrett did nothing wrong.
As for the KC game, 3:50 to go and 2 TO's, against a team with a weak offense. Every coach kicks that FG. If Claiborne doesn't yank the WR down, we get the ball back with a legit chance to win. Again, he didn't do anything wrong. So maybe we go for it on 4th down. No guarantee we convert, in which case we're down 4, and now need at least a TD to win.
Typical argument. If it works, it's great. If it doesn't, he should have done something else. We always assume that whatever the other thing is, would have worked better than what we did. Faulty assumption. Garrett is far from perfect, and you can make a strong argument that we need a better coach. But people act like he's failed this team, and at times, it's hard to argue against that. But just as often, if not more, his team has failed him.