Jason Garett and his unpardonable sin

[Motown12]

Out of all the miscues over the last 7 years as the HC, the numerous botched clock management miscues before half and at the end of games, his decision yesterday was unforgivable. I'm not even talking about the Chaz Green fiasco. I am talking about having your franchise QB still in the game with four minutes left in a blowout. And then using your timeouts to stop the clock. Did he actually think this team was going to score three touchdowns with Byron Bell at LT? To have Dak in the shotgun to get killed is simply unforgivable.

 

[TexasBacon]

It's hard to sell a stupid narrative without making the stupid decisions that go along with it.

 

[links18]

But....but....."You play to win the game."

 

[Grevus]

Don't worry, if they play Green/Bell with no help next Sunday, Dak won't finish the game.

 

[Motown12]

Someone at the press conference finally asked him about leaving Dak in the game with four minutes left down by three touchdowns with Bryon Bell at LT. His response? "Because you play for 60 minutes and you have to keep playing and competing." Unreal.

 

[fifaguy]

Someone at the press conference finally asked him about leaving Dak in the game with four minutes to go down by three touchdowns with Bryon Bell at LT. His response? "Because you play for 60 minutes and you have to keep playing and keep competing." Unreal.

I wonder whether Dak wanted to stay in at that point.

 

[erod]

That's what good quarterbacks do. You pull them, and you lose their trust.

 

[1972COWBOY]

C Green has had an injury prone career in college also. He's had a few surgeries including herniated disc surgery, hip surgery , a torn labrum, and ankle injuries, groin issues. I dont think he should have even been taken in the 3rd round or selected for the team.

A player as such will not be able to take Tyron Smith's place and we are even afraid Tyron Smith may be finished if he has back surgery and yet Chaz Green has that and others.

Dallas pretty much drafted a player with a preset bulging disk.

http://www.espn.com/blog/dallas-cowboys/post/_/id/4755982/chaz-green-unable-to-get-past-injuries

 

[rwalters31]

I wonder whether Dak wanted to stay in at that point.

Did you see the look on Dak's face at the end of the game? That expression should stay with you for awhile.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Someone at the press conference finally asked him about leaving Dak in the game with four minutes left down by three touchdowns with Bryon Bell at LT. His response? "Because you play for 60 minutes and you have to keep playing and competing." Unreal.

Yet we didn't even try in the last game of last season, rested our starters and it was the beginning of the end. Make up your mind, Garrett.

 

[noshame]

Here's what Garrett meant to say at the press conference:

But if I pulled him out, Jerry might have yelled at me!

Second response:

I had every intention of pulling him but Scott said he just about had the defense figured out

 

[Pants]

Third Response: Linehan just mentioned that he forgot to put a TE on that side to slow down the pass rush...

 

[Jake]

Out of all the miscues over the last 7 years as the HC, the numerous botched clock management miscues before half and at the end of games, his decision yesterday was unforgivable. I'm not even talking about the Chaz Green fiasco.

I will. It was obvious Green couldn't handle Claiborne. Make an adjustment. I don't care if you have to keep Witten in and double team the end, because one on one you weren't going to complete many passes anyway. You'll complete even less if you lose your QB.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Jason Garett and his unpardonable sin

Not getting Green some help and allowing Dak to get hit all game was worse.

 

[fifaguy]

Did you see the look on Dak's face at the end of the game? That expression should stay with you for awhile.

I missed seeing that...

 

[Asklesko]

yeah we deserved another hit of cooper rush

 

[Zordon]

bob sturm went off on him for this on the radio today. said it was the dumbest decision he's ever made and a fireable offense if Dak got hurt there.

 

[waving monkey]

Someone at the press conference finally asked him about leaving Dak in the game with four minutes left down by three touchdowns with Bryon Bell at LT. His response? "Because you play for 60 minutes and you have to keep playing and competing." Unreal.

Why is that unreal. That is what its about.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Out of all the miscues over the last 7 years as the HC, the numerous botched clock management miscues before half and at the end of games, his decision yesterday was unforgivable. I'm not even talking about the Chaz Green fiasco. I am talking about having your franchise QB still in the game with four minutes left in a blowout. And then using your timeouts to stop the clock. Did he actually think this team was going to score three touchdowns with Byron Bell at LT? To have Dak in the shotgun to get killed is simply unforgivable.

I think I read that title on a magazine at the checkout at Albertsons.

 

[Motown12]

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Why is that unreal. That is what its about.

So if we were beating the Falcons brains out with four minutes left your keeping Dak in the game? And not just in the game but in shotgun formation with a third string player at LT?