It's not adversity, Garrett - It's football!

[Staubacher]

Garrett plays the "adversity" card for all it is worth. He knows that is his only excuse to hide behind failure after failure.

Guess what, Red - every team has: injuries; suspensions; bad calls; draft busts; personal tragedies, etc etc.

We do not need a coach whose self-professed greatest trait is not crying and quitting after every trumped up form of adversity. We need a LEADER who can play the cards he is dealt and who never stops strategizing on how to exploit the enemy to win the game. A mastermind who is cool and calculating, not a perfumed Princeton prince who shrinks when the lights are brightest on stage.

It is past time for Garrett to go. He offers absolutely nothing.

 

[lukin2006]

Great coaches don't make excuses, and they except responsibility ... this should be the tell tale sign to Jones, but, why expect Jones to see what we all see, Jones never excepts responsibility for the teams failures...

 

[Vanilla2]

Football is all about how your team overcomes adversity.

You can game plan and adjust all you want but sometimes it all doesn’t work.

I’m not sure what you all were expecting Sunday but it went exactly how I thought it would. With the exception of the Lee injury. That just made things worse imo.

This season is just a big MEH

 

[Idgit]

Was just thinking we needed a thread about this.

 

[Ranching]

Great coaches don't make excuses, and they except responsibility ... this should be the tell tale sign to Jones, but, why expect Jones to see what we all see, Jones never excepts responsibility for the teams failures...

THIS!! Garrett has never taken responsibility. Hell, Chaz had the balls to take the blame. I give him credit for that. Red on the other hand will use his big words and articulate his way out of taking blame every time.

 

[lukin2006]

THIS!! Garrett has never taken responsibility. Hell, Chaz had the balls to take the blame. I give him credit for that. Red on the other hand will use his big words and articulate his way out of taking blame every time.

...and he usually finds a way to blame someone else in the process...truly pathetic.

 

[JoeKing]

Garrett plays the "adversity" card for all it is worth. He knows that is his only excuse to hide behind failure after failure.

Guess what, Red - every team has: injuries; suspensions; bad calls; draft busts; personal tragedies, etc etc.

We do not need a coach whose self-professed greatest trait is not crying and quitting after every trumped up form of adversity. We need a LEADER who can play the cards he is dealt and who never stops strategizing on how to exploit the enemy to win the game. A mastermind who is cool and calculating, not a perfumed Princeton prince who shrinks when the lights are brightest on stage.

It is past time for Garrett to go. He offers absolutely nothing.

Funny how you had no problem with Garrett last week when we beat KC. It's just so easy to lash out at coach when the team loses, so of course you instantly go for the low hanging fruit. For someone opposed to certain cards being played, you sure do play the "disgruntled fan" card well.

 

[yimyammer]

Great coaches don't make excuses, and they except responsibility ... this should be the tell tale sign to Jones, but, why expect Jones to see what we all see, Jones never excepts responsibility for the teams failures...

yeah but he can look into a mirror perhaps unlike any human ever has & thats a rare trait not to be diminished

 

[Staubacher]

Funny how you had no problem with Garrett last week when we beat KC. It's just so easy to lash out at coach when the team loses, so of course you instantly go for the low hanging fruit. For someone opposed to certain cards being played, you sure do play the "disgruntled fan" card well.

Umm I've been anti-Garrett for years dude. Not even sure what you mean by fruit and cards, go play Candyland or sumthin'