He wants a clarification of a reversed penalty that changed a 1st and 5 into a 4th and 10 and gets crucified. He gives a positive front at a PC and gets beat up.
I swear he could save 20 children from a burning building and some fool would get on here and ***** because he did not put out the fire too.
What if Garrett coaches the Cowboys to victory without Romo? Should he still be fired?
I don't know if I'm Nit-Picking here because I can't stand Garrett, but this really irritated me.
When the press conference was starting, they asked him, "How are you doing Jason?" He litterally answerd "Fantastic" with a smile. I mean he had just received the worst possible news and instead of just telling the truth he comes out and says this, the season is probably over if Romo doesn't play, to me he came out as a fake. I just don't see a Jimmy, parcells, Belichik, Coughlin, Tomlin, Macarthy, Fox, Harbaugh, you name it acting like this. SMH. It will obviously have no impact on the game but I just didn't like it.
Or maybe just maybe he is fantastic because that injury probably saved his job.
Edit title: it should say doing instead of ding
Y'all are acting like a bunch of drama starved teenage girls.
What if Garrett coaches the Cowboys to victory without Romo? Should he still be fired?
He's putting up a front. I can guarantee he's not doing fantastic; especially with today's news.
That's irritated me for years. He always has at least some kind of smirk going on... He's even had a big grin for coaches after some of our worst losses.
I really think it's because he's extremely conscious of wanting people to like him, and it's as if he was taught at a young age that a big smile makes you look better... Or something. It has to be almost an automatic response for him anymore for it to happen at such inappropriate times. It's like the rookie news anchor who smiles while reading news of the plane crash... You just don't do that.
I mean how about this one after that crushing Cards loss in overtime...
"How you doing, Ken? Great game there, pal, that was fantastic!"
(thinking to himself) "Dude, I can't believe you just froze your own kicker..."
What do you what him to say??? "Romo's done and so are we??"
What kind of a leader would he be than? Geesh, I have soured on Garrett as well, but gimme a break. The guy has to show confidence in Orton and his team, any sign of disappointment or surrender will effect his team.
It's a goto move taught to politicians
What if Garrett coaches the Cowboys to victory without Romo? Should he still be fired?