Jason Garrett's Strengths

[egn22]

Is this gonna be followed with a “Garrett’s weaknesses” thread. If so, I’ll wait for that one to participate

 

[CouchCoach]

I have actually seen some posters say they would prefer to have a really bad season if that meant he was fired and that just doesn't make sense to me. I prefer that he becomes a better coach and all of the time pays off.

I get the frustration but wishing a bad season on your own team is wacky. It is assuming that his absence will automatically make things better and I believe there are more problems than the HC to make things better with this team.

 

[BigStar]

I get your point, but Garrett is not Campo. I think Garrett gets more respect and support from his players than Campo. That doesn't change that Garrett isn't getting the job done overall, but I think the players have respect for him, which is not a negative.

I hear you, Campo in that wet suit will never leave our memories I do agree with you in that the players know JG and JJ are extremely loyal to each other. So even if they may not heavily respect JG's coaching skills, they respect him for the relationship/family atmosphere he has developed with Jerry. Don't bite the hand that feeds you, etc.

 

[G2]

“How you doing, guys?” Lol. He’s a robot.

It pisses people off, but I like it.

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

A pail with all of Red's strengths inside.

 

[9darter]

I am sincerely trying to see the positives of JG as our head coach. What competitive advantage do you feel he brings to the organization?

Weak-willed and feminine. 'Perfectly in line' with today's Goodell regime.

 

[atlantacowboy]

I like that JG couldn't care less why some fans think it's an insult to mock clapping. Like that legitimately has anything to do with anything.

Why should he? He gets paid 6 million a year and there are no performance expectations. I'd be giving everyone the bird too as I clapped and gave high fives. I'd even throw in a few cliches about "processes" for that kind of money.

 

[Bleu Star]

Yes you read the title correctly. I am sincerely trying to see the positives of JG as our head coach. What competitive advantage do you feel he brings to the organization?

#Delete

 

[The Fonz]

I think Jason Garrett suffering from Analysis paralysis.

 

[Ddisco22]

You should look up some of his locker-room speeches. As far as aggression, I dunno that anyone would respond to that well.

Winners do..lol He just seems to soft or atleast that's what he shows the fans. You got a group of semi-wealthy young men

You should look up some of his locker-room speeches. As far as aggression, I dunno that anyone would respond to that well.

those young guys need more than a quiet, calm coach. You keep thinking JG is the perfect coach and you will be sadly disappointed. I'd rather play for a guy like Gruden, Tomlin someone with some B@LL$

 

[SultanOfSix]

He's great at deflection.

 

[Vinnie2u]

I think he's a better head coach than Marty Mornhinweg, Rich Kotite and Rod Marinelli

 

[Jumbo075]

His hair is really red. That's about it.

Speaking from personal experience, that is a SIGNIFICANT advantage - especially with the ladies.

 

[G2]

Why should he? He gets paid 6 million a year and there are no performance expectations. I'd be giving everyone the bird too as I clapped and gave high fives. I'd even throw in a few cliches about "processes" for that kind of money.

I'm sure you would tough guy, I'm sure you would.

 

[G2]

Winners do..lol He just seems to soft or atleast that's what he shows the fans. You got a group of semi-wealthy young men

those young guys need more than a quiet, calm coach. You keep thinking JG is the perfect coach and you will be sadly disappointed. I'd rather play for a guy like Gruden, Tomlin someone with some B@LL$

You're a complete idiot if you suggest I think JG is perfect, lmao.

 

[Wizarus]

Gets his players to buy in. We may get outcoached, but I have rarely seen this team just give up post Wade Phillips era.

Other than that, not sure how much credit the draft goes when it comes to the Jones gang, McClay and Garrett

That has more to do with Jerry than Garrett.

 

[Cowpolk]

He gets people to type some really goofy stuff

 

[fredp22]

I have actually seen some posters say they would prefer to have a really bad season if that meant he was fired and that just doesn't make sense to me. I prefer that he becomes a better coach and all of the time pays off.

I get the frustration but wishing a bad season on your own team is wacky. It is assuming that his absence will automatically make things better and I believe there are more problems than the HC to make things better with this team.

a good season doesnt mean he'll become a better coach. In fact he's had a 13-3 season. all a good season does is extend his contract. A bad season will force Stephen to push Jerry into a new coach. I'd rather sit through 1 bad season than another 5 or 6 with him as HC

 

[BaybeeJay]

He’s intelligent, organized, consistent, and able to dampen the circus atmosphere Jerry insists on cultivating. He develops players well. He keeps the team focused, and they play hard.

Most of what he does poorly is massively exaggerated by upset fans. They hated his play calling, though his offenses were generally in the top ten in the league in terms of production/series. They are his press conferences, though fail to understand he does it for a very good reason. They hate his clapping...never understood why that was such an issue. Really, what they’re unhappy about is the team not going on a playoff run, and when they don’t like that result, the easiest person to blame is the coach. Personally, I don’t think he’s miss d the playoffs with a playoff caliber team until last season.

Losing big leads, and general lack of in-game reassessment manifests in the minds of the fans as all the stuff you mentioned.

 

[ondaedg]

Great comments so far.