The effects of 10 years of a Garrett coached team

[ondaedg]

As a result of 10 years of Garrett's football philosophy, many Cowboys fans now think that:

• Our Oline is supposed to pancake defenders on every play.
• Kick and punt returns in the NFL don't happen anymore.
• The only way to score a td is to drive 87 yards for it.
• What's an INT and why do I care?
• If the defensive lineman doesn't have 20 sacks then he is trash.
• A scheme is knowing when to throw or run on first down.
• Execution > coaching

What am I missing?

 

[MojaveJT]

Also add - Doesn’t matter if you’re BPA. If you ain’t RKG you ain’t playing or getting drafted.

 

[Tabascocat]

We all learned the art of clapping

 

[Aven8]

Next man up means we’re screwed

 

[texbumthelife]

Potential trumps production no matter the red flags.

Athletes are better than football players.

 

[cowboyec]

10yrs of JG means....
0 half-time adjustments and in-game decisions that appear ***-backwards and are either a game too early or too late.

 

[GoCowboysGo]

You mean there’s something possible other than wild card wins?

 

[Creeper]

I learned its strategy to let the other team score before the half.

 

[yimyammer]

Next man up means we’re screwed

especially if its regarding the opposing team

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Win the toss and take the ball first.

 

[BleedinBlue]

if the run isn't working....keep running
if the run is working...start passing

 

[Reality]

Also add - Doesn’t matter if you’re BPA. If you ain’t RKG you ain’t playing or getting drafted.

RKG is a myth. I doubt even Garrett has an actual definition for it other than the ever tiring "comes to work every day and works hard to get better" cliche.

He probably heard RKG used by another successful coach and starting using it as his own buzzword for so long, he eventually started applying it to every guy the Cowboys drafted or signed as if it made them special or worthy in some way.

We fans have been trying to define RKG for years, but there has been no pattern to it except the one that includes the Cowboys not winning any Super Bowls or going deep in the playoffs with RKG players.

 

[DallasInDC]

Next man up means we’re screwed

Next man up for our opponent guarantees a performance worthy of a yellow jacket.

 

[MojaveJT]

RKG is a myth. I doubt even Garrett has an actual definition for it other than the ever tiring cliche, "comes to work every day and works hard to get better".

He probably heard RKG used by another successful coach and starting using it as his own buzzword for so long, he eventually started applying it to every guy the Cowboys drafted or signed as if it made them special or worthy in some way.

We fans have been trying to define RKG for years, but there has been no pattern to it except the one that includes the Cowboys not winning any Super Bowls or going deep in the playoffs with RKG players.

Exactly. I never bought into the stupid RKG ideology. Only Garrett would come up with chit like that.

 

[Rajveer]

If you have tried everything in your might to lose the game and nothing worked, at the end try to freeze your own kicker.

 

[Stash]

RKG is a myth. I doubt even Garrett has an actual definition for it other than the ever tiring cliche, "comes to work every day and works hard to get better".

He probably heard RKG used by another successful coach and starting using it as his own buzzword for so long, he eventually started applying it to every guy the Cowboys drafted or signed as if it made them special or worthy in some way.

We fans have been trying to define RKG for years, but there has been no pattern to it except the one that includes the Cowboys not winning any Super Bowls or going deep in the playoffs with RKG players.

How about those that tried to 'school everybody' about the 'proper definition' of RKG?

You don't hear much from them anymore.

Good times, good times...

 

[DallasInDC]

RKG is a myth. I doubt even Garrett has an actual definition for it other than the ever tiring cliche, "comes to work every day and works hard to get better".

He probably heard RKG used by another successful coach and starting using it as his own buzzword for so long, he eventually started applying it to every guy the Cowboys drafted or signed as if it made them special or worthy in some way.

We fans have been trying to define RKG for years, but there has been no pattern to it except the one that includes the Cowboys not winning any Super Bowls or going deep in the playoffs with RKG players.

Its so true...Garrett is nothing more than a cliche regurgitator. Everye press conference is filled with his tired a.. Cliches.

 

[fredp22]

a field goal is as good as a TD
if you need to know anything about the team/game ask the owner- never the HC
our season is 16 games long. After that we watch the good teams fight it out for the sb
we dont understand home field advantage and feel its an overrated stat
the HC job during the game is to be quiet, clap, spit, tell us how many points to go for after a td

 

[cowboyblue22]

after ten years of garrett when u watch other teams play makes u wonder what league the cowboys are playing in the cowboys players look slower look lost are penalty ridden teams make more mistakes than a jr high school foot ball team

 

[CowboyRoy]

As a result of 10 years of Garrett's football philosophy, many Cowboys fans now think that:

• Our Oline is supposed to pancake defenders on every play.
• Kick and punt returns in the NFL don't happen anymore.
• The only way to score a td is to drive 87 yards for it.
• What's an INT and why do I care?
• If the defensive lineman doesn't have 20 sacks then he is trash.
• A scheme is knowing when to throw or run on first down.
• Execution > coaching

What am I missing?

-Regular season record counts