Question for you Zoners, who was calling in plays etc to Jason Garrett from the booth

[cowboyjoe]

Ok, I have a question for you zoners, as you all know, in 2007, Sparano was helping out Garrett on the offense.

I dont know whom was calling in from the booth upstairs what he saw on the field down to garrett last year?

does anyone know whom that person was that relayed what he saw on the field from the booth to Garrett?

seems like whomever it was, that person wasnt doing a good job telling Garrett that defenses had him figured out on offense,

 

[Meat-O-Rama]

You do realize that you don't have to post EVERY random little thought that comes through your head don't you?

 

[khiladi]

Ok, I have a question for you zoners, as you all know, in 2007, Sparano was helping out Garrett on the offense.

I dont know whom was calling in from the booth upstairs what he saw on the field down to garrett last year?

does anyone know whom that person was that relayed what he saw on the field from the booth to Garrett?

seems like whomever it was, that person wasnt doing a good job telling Garrett that defenses had him figured out on offense,

Why is this so hard to comprehend? The offense was figured out last year as well. The Giants, in the second half of last year's playoff game, in all actuality implemented the game-plan that teams used successfully against the Cowboys this year. They pressed the receivers at the line, particularly TO, and got their rushers hitting Romo, because Garrett kept going vertical again.

It wasn't that Sparano was calling the plays, it was the fact that defenses totally figured this offense out by the end of the year. It just became evident this year, and Jason failed to adjust the whole year.

Further, when TO went down last year, this offense went caput. It also revealed that Jason Garrett had no idea how to adjust when his star player's went down. The same thing happened this year when TR went down. There were no adjustments at all.