Skip Bayless comment regarding Jason Garrett

[Risen Star]

I don't always agree with Skip but when he is right you have to. Also, to the ones saying the 8-8 seasons would have been worse without Romo, while you are 100% right, don't forget that Garrett cost us at least two games a season with beyond idiotic game / clock management. We were 8-8 with Romo winning a few we should have lost but would have been at least 10-6 if we had a real coach.

So we should have been 14-2 last year?

 

[Alexander]

I don't always agree with Skip but when he is right you have to. Also, to the ones saying the 8-8 seasons would have been worse without Romo, while you are 100% right, don't forget that Garrett cost us at least two games a season with beyond idiotic game / clock management. We were 8-8 with Romo winning a few we should have lost but would have been at least 10-6 if we had a real coach.

In before someone drops a "what about 12-4 last year" comment.

 

[cml750]

So we should have been 14-2 last year?

I was talking about the 8 - 8 seasons. Last year was the outlier to what has been a very mediocre at best to downright terrible at worst coaching history of Jason Garrett.

 

[Risen Star]

I was talking about the 8 - 8 seasons. Last year was the outlier to what has been a very mediocre at best to downright terrible at worst coaching history of Jason Garrett.

Just curious. At what point do you stop blaming an endless revolving door of coaches and start blaming the one constant over these last two decades of losing?

Would 30 years be enough? 40?

 

[Risen Star]

I mean, we're 20 years into this and you guys are still pitchforking our coaching staff and campaigning for more cornerbacks.

I feel like my time here has been all for naught.

 

[cml750]

Just curious. At what point do you stop blaming an endless revolving door of coaches and start blaming the one constant over these last two decades of losing?

Would 30 years be enough? 40?

Yes the guy hiring pitiful coaches is a problem but news flash, he isn't going anywhere. The best we can hope for is for him to stumble onto a good coach who does not make him feel "uncomfortable". Garrett is not that coach.

 

[Alexander]

I feel like my time here has been all for naught.

It kind of has been since Jerry Jones has been in perfect health.

 

[cml750]

I mean, we're 20 years into this and you guys are still pitchforking our coaching staff and campaigning for more cornerbacks.

I feel like my time here has been all for naught.

Well, you out to be in hog heaven, We have finally improved the trenches like you have preached for years. It is all for nothing though if the coach doesn't know what he is doing.

 

[Craig]

I cant pick and choose when to point out that bayless and that hes an idiot based on what he says so...Bayless is an idiot.

 

[Rogerthat12]

I'd conclude from this that Skip Bayless is still irrelevant, and still pandering for some attention.

 

[black label]

Wow... Skip tweeted this yesterday.

Anything to discuss?

Nothing wrong with what skip said

Only an idiot coach would wait to call time out after its first and goal when his players were gasping for air at the 40.

 

[Vanilla2]

There seems to be a trend with JG led teams. They start out games strong, then other teams make adjustments and start to take over games late.

I have never seen a team give up so many leads in my life.

You don't watch very much football then?

 

[hornitosmonster]

Brady went out and the Cheater went 11-5 with Cassel. Bruce Arians lost two QB's last year and went 11-5.

 

[dallasdave]

I mean, we're 20 years into this and you guys are still pitchforking our coaching staff and campaigning for more cornerbacks.

I feel like my time here has been all for naught.

 

[dallasdave]

Just curious. At what point do you stop blaming an endless revolving door of coaches and start blaming the one constant over these last two decades of losing?

Would 30 years be enough? 40?

 

[punchnjudy]

It kind of has been since Jerry Jones has been in perfect health.

And his mom lived to be 90 so anyone thinking along those lines could be in for a long wait...

 

[DallasCowboys2080]

Just curious. At what point do you stop blaming an endless revolving door of coaches and start blaming the one constant over these last two decades of losing?

Would 30 years be enough? 40?

you're right Jerry and his micromanaging ways is the ultimate issue. Like the poster who you replied to said the best we can hope for his him stumbling into a coach who can get into his face or him acknowledging that his team needs a coach like that. Jason Carrot is a symptom of a larger illness. Agreed. But we can hope that Jerry can fall into the idea that a broken clock can show the correct time twice a day. He has done it once with Jimmy. Lets hope he can do it again. May be futile but its all we have left I guess.

 

[TwentyOne]

Cannot watch or listen to Skip or SAS; they are mind polluters, just serving their own egos.

Good post.

I would not believe if some had told me that there are people like these who seem to have set oneself such low standards.

 

[Redball Express]

I will say that

more people should call out Jason Carrot.

how he gets a pass is beyond me. He isn't a new coach. Newer coaches have more success than him.[/quo

I'd conclude from this that Skip Bayless is still irrelevant, and still pandering for some attention.

The stick bw him and Stephen A Smith reminds me of the old Howard Cosel and Don Meredith stuff on Monday Night Football.

One was always needling the other and it made for good entertainment.

I'll never forget one night ABC was intown to cover the game against The St. Louis Cardinals.

It was unbelievably foggy that night to where you really couldn't see the game.

We got beat like 38-0 and Craig Morton was the QB after Dandy Don had retired.

He had just played horrible and with about 5 minutes in the game..the crowd started chanting " Meredith, Meredith, Meredith.." and Meredith stood up waved at the fans from the broadcast booth and Cosell told Meredith he should maybe reconsider retiring and that was the first time I heard Dandy Don break into his now famous "turn off the lights..the party is over".

It was all about entertainment..still is.

Too many of us take all of this way too seriously.

Its TV..its not real life guys.

 

[DallasCowboys2080]

I will say that


The stick bw him and Stephen A Smith reminds me of the old Howard Cosel and Don Meredith stuff on Monday Night Football.

One was always needling the other and it made for good entertainment.

I'll never forget one night ABC was intown to cover the game against The St. Louis Cardinals.

It was unbelievably foggy that night to where you really couldn't see the game.

We got beat like 38-0 and Craig Morton was the QB after Dandy Don had retired.

He had just played horrible and with about 5 minutes in the game..the crowd started chanting " Meredith, Meredith, Meredith.." and Meredith stood up waved at the fans from the broadcast booth and Cosell told Meredith he should maybe reconsider retiring and that was the first time I heard Dandy Don break into his now famous "turn off the lights..the party is over".

It was all about entertainment..still is.

Too many of us take all of this way too seriously.

Its TV..its not real life guys.

yeh they operate on sensationalism and entertainment for profit. understood. however more people should be calling out Jason Carrot. its not sensationalist to expect better job performance out of a coach. How many more losses is it going to take? If a player doesn't perform well he is demoted. Is coaching just about great speeches?