Jason Garrett done as a coach?

[McKDaddy]

But he didn’t hire himself and he didn’t keep himself for 10 years lol.

I agree.

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

He deliberately sabotaged Wade's last season to get him fired.

I challenge you, or anyone, to provide proof to support this claim.

Wade himself said it's absolutely not true.

This is nothing but an internet BS claim that gets stated and repeated enough times that people start to believe it.

 

[Plankton]

Jason Garrett is a robot.

 

[Plankton]

Thank you. Real snake in the grass hiding behind the good guy persona.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

I challenge you, or anyone, to provide proof to support this claim.

Wade himself said it's absolutely not true.

This is nothing but an internet BS claim that gets stated and repeated enough times that people start to believe it.

That one is so annoying as if he needed to sabotage Wade to get fired. Wade should’ve never been hired as coach to begin with.

 

[MS17]

Yea, they also mentioned Doug Marrone back to Cuse...

Those articles are written whenever and then they just hit publish. There's not any credibility to that.

Let's hope they aren't credible (for Duke's sake!). Garrett still attends Duke basketball games, so maybe that's the tie.

 

[lukin2006]

Wait, What? No way…hard to believe…

 

[cowboyed]

The dude is a flat out fraud. A bum. A loser. Jerry was a fool.

I lost any hope of Garrett leading us to post season success and am glad we have McCarthy. But in all fairness Garrett was not a flat out fraud, or a loser. For a head coach he had a bland personality and was not a great motivator. His legend as a clapper grew when the got in a last clap with his echo.

Sportskeeda Stats:
Jason Garrett left the Dallas Cowboys with an 85-67 regular-season mark and a 2-3 postseason record.
He had two seasons with ten or more victories: a 13-win performance in 2016 and a 12-win campaign in 2014.
The Cowboys secured the top seed in the NFC in 2016 with 13 wins.
Additionally, Garrett received the 2016 NFL Coach of the Year honors.

 

[Idgit]

If he was good he'd have a job, especially since so many horrible HC out there

Maybe. There are 32 jobs, total available.

I’m just going off his record after inheriting a bad team. He rebuilt them and made them
competitive.

My opinion them and my opinion now is that the issues in Dallas extend beyond the HC.

 

[Beastsfromthenfceast]

He milked that coaching job as long as he could refusing to step down and then refused to leave after he was fired , showing up for practice as if it was just a normal day .

 

[Beastsfromthenfceast]

Ten years of saying " I see some good things and we will look at film and get better but it is a process " .

 

[JoeKing]

If this broadcasting gig does dry up, he will always have coaching to fall back on somewhere in the country. I'm sure a College somewhere is willing to pay that man.

 

[jwitten82]

Maybe. There are 32 jobs, total available.

I’m just going off his record after inheriting a bad team. He rebuilt them and made them
competitive.

My opinion them and my opinion now is that the issues in Dallas extend beyond the HC.

Your opinion is wrong my brudda, dead wrong

 

[Idgit]

Your opinion is wrong my brudda, dead wrong

We don’t have to agree.

Ping me when the Super Bowl winning coach we have now wins something.

 

[Pantone282C]

Has anyone expressed an interest in having him return to coaching?

The sound of one hand clapping...,

 

[AmericanCowboy]

Worst coach and person available so no wonder why

 

[Robbieac]

Maybe. There are 32 jobs, total available.

I’m just going off his record after inheriting a bad team. He rebuilt them and made them
competitive.

My opinion them and my opinion now is that the issues in Dallas extend beyond the HC.

You know you have a losing position when you resort to rewriting history.

Garrett inherited a bad team?

He took over halfway through the 2010 season after the team gave up on Wade.

In 2009, that same team won the division, they won a playoff game for the first time in 13 years, and they had 9 pro bowlers (5 of which who were All Pros including their QB and DE…..2 of the most important and difficult to obtain positions in football).

But you say that Garrett “inherited a bad team, rebuilt them, and made them competitive”?


In the real world, Garrett walked into an ideal ready-made situation, and he still couldn’t get the job done. Most new head coaches would have killed to be handed the reigns to the team that he inherited.

 

[HotDog37]

this says it all

 

[cowboyed]

He milked that coaching job as long as he could refusing to step down and then refused to leave after he was fired , showing up for practice as if it was just a normal day .

Garrett did briefly hang out after stepping down as head coach to help some with the transition. That was a joint decision and welcomed. If he actually refused to leave he would have been escorted off the premises by security. This would have been all over the news. What's next he barricaded himself in the head coach's office with an automatic rifle? SWAT was called?
The Dallas Cowboys are not a cow. Garrett milked nothing. Ownership and executive management kept him on willfully and weren't fooled somehow. That's on them. The lack of post season success relative to the player talent on board brought the curtain down for Garrett. Clearly he hit the wall of progress. It was time for a change and it can be argued that it should have come a season or two sooner but he was well liked by the organization.

 

[cowboyed]

this says it all

Garrett did briefly hang out after stepping down as head coach to help some with the transition. That was a joint decision and welcomed. If he actually refused to leave he would have been escorted off the premises by security. This would have been all over the news. What's next he barricaded himself in the head coach's office with an automatic rifle? SWAT was called?
The Dallas Cowboys are not a cow. Garrett milked nothing. Ownership and executive management kept him on willfully and weren't fooled somehow. That's on them. The lack of post season success relative to the player talent on board brought the curtain down on Garrett. Rightfully so. Clearly he hit the wall of progress. It was time for a change and it can be argued that it should have come a season or two sooner but he was well liked by the organization.