Twitter: Jason Garrett named Giants OC

[ScipioCowboy]

Went 13-3 in 2016....just saying.

And if he had had more 13-3 seasons, he’d still be here.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

The Giants have always preferred having a good defense, so maybe Garrett will have more luck there. It really all depends on their defense though.

Have a good draft and it can change in a offseason.

 

[stilltheguru]

Who remembers 2008 when Romo got hurt? Garrett sure called some brilliant games lol

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

And if he had had more 13-3 seasons, he’d still be here.

If Jerry wasn’t here he probably would’ve had more 13 win seasons. Hell if Jerry wasn’t here we may have had Sean Payton as coach.

 

[Alexander]

Ah, you’re proceeding as if I was wrong about Garrett I see now.

And it really is no big deal him landing a coordinator role.

It kind of is when he was sold as some sort of savior that had an impactful role on the lives of young men as people like you have sold him as.

At the end of the day, he was just another product of the nepotism that exists in the NFL.

He's not special. He never was.

If he were, he would not be fired as a head coach and then immediately drummed down to a coordinator job.

Now, he gets to reinvent himself.

And sharpen his blade to stick into the back of Joe Judge.

I think he will be a head coach again in due time.

 

[camelboy]

I feel so worried when so many people start mocking and joking on him .. hope he doesn't come back to haunt us now that he is free of the circus that is the Jerry Cowboys ... he will be motivated when playing the Cowboys especially to prove Jerry and Co and the rest of the league wrong

Just don't be so dismissive of what he can do until you see it ... I am not even counting the inside information he has about our players and our scouting and might even pull some of our counts to the giants...

I was hoping it won't happen with the giants or any NFCE team.

As for Garrett .. I am not sure what is his motivation but after almost 10 years as the HC of the Dallas Cowboys it does not look good working under a rookie HC ... not a good look at all

 

[Tenkamenin]

Hallelujah!

 

[mattjames2010]

Most said he’d end up in Pop Warner

I’m not sure why Cowboy fans hated Garrett more than our other Puppets?

Because he lasted much longer.

 

[Blackspider214]

I hope for nothing but bad times and failure for that miserable coach. Watch out Joe Judge, he is already plotting on how to sabotage this thing to come for your job.

 

[WillieBeamen]

 

[cern]

They hired him based on their perception he knows so much about the nfce. They'll be disappointed. Garrett won't find giant's fo as patient as the cowboys.

 

[stilltheguru]

b b but its not uncommon for good coaches to downgrade.

B b but he didnt have time to interview for jobs

It kind of is when he was sold as some sort of savior that had an impactful role on the lives of young men as people like you have sold him as.

At the end of the day, he was just another product of the nepotism that exists in the NFL.

He's not special. He never was.

If he were, he would not be fired as a head coach and then immediately drummed down to a coordinator job.

Now, he gets to reinvent himself.

And sharpen his blade to stick into the back of Joe Judge.

I think he will be a head coach again in due time.

 

[Diehardblues]

Because he lasted much longer.

That’s on Jerry not Jason.

Everyone’s hate was misdirected.

 

[kristie]

I mention Garrett getting his new gig in this video.

 

[Alexander]

Most said he’d end up in Pop Warner

I’m not sure why Cowboy fans hated Garrett more than our other Puppets?

Are you kidding me?

He had a full decade and a lot more cooperation and frankly, cap space, than anyone else.

Poor Dave Campo was squashed by the ineptitude of the cap management. Parcells dug the franchise out of the ditch.

Then there is Phillips. Well, Garrett knifed him in the back to get to be the ultimate puppet.

And let's be real here. Jones was never adversarial to Garrett in any way, shape or form.

He had it laid out for him. On a silver plate.

And he failed.

 

[Aven8]

 

[Idgit]

It kind of is when he was sold as some sort of savior that had an impactful role on the lives of young men as people like you have sold him as.

At the end of the day, he was just another product of the nepotism that exists in the NFL.

He's not special. He never was.

If he were, he would not be fired as a head coach and then immediately drummed down to a coordinator job.

Now, he gets to reinvent himself.

And sharpen his blade to stick into the back of Joe Judge.

I think he will be a head coach again in due time.

I’m not responsible for what you want to pretend I’ve sold him as. But he is, and always was, a pretty good coach. It’s no surprise he was only on the market for three days and landed the first gig he interviewed for. Just like it won’t be a surprise if and when he takes another HC gig.

Maybe go back and look at how many top-5 offensive performances he delivered as an OC.

The issues in Dallas have been with factors other than coaching. I hate to have to break that to you.

 

[Aven8]

False start and illegal formation USA!!!!! Good luck!

 

[Alexander]

The issues in Dallas have been with factors other than coaching. I hate to have to break that to you.

So what were they?

You have never seemed to point out the "factors" other than making excuses for injuries, bad luck and pretty much everything else you can find.

Fact is, Garrett had it set up for him perfectly.

And he failed after being afforded a whole decade.

Yet, there are some other "factors" as you say. Spell them out.

I need the laugh.

 

[TheCoolFan]

Good. McCarthy owns Garrett