Video: For those wanting Garrett to stay

Idgit · Dec 30, 2008

dcfanatic, I'll ignore the title-silliness long enough to say 'thanks for posting this video.' Michael makes some really good points about our problems. This is worth watching.

BAT · Dec 30, 2008

Maikeru-sama;2541278 said:
Michael Irvin has been criticizing Roy Williams and the Offensive Scheme for quite sometime.

There is no doubt he is not a big fan of Jason Garrett.

I don't know how you came to that conclusion.

Mike has critized the entire club (guys are not a team, per the Playmaker) for lack of effort, leadership and focus. He has specifically targeted Roy Williams poor route running and the OL's inability to hold a block.

When has he called out Jason Garrett?

dcfanatic · Dec 30, 2008

Mansta54;2541226 said:
Maaaaan I was called DUMB and a MORON for your exact thoughts.. That dude is off the hook. Again, obviously he doesn't like JG and thats why he titled it the way he did. Then he gets pissed when posters call him on it.. I've said many times, I luv the vids and info he brings to the board but otherwise... Geeeez!!!!!

LOL.

I actually put the thread up for Hos to check out because I know he's for Garrett staying.

And why would I say you have to listen to Mike's side of the argument for Garrett staying?

You make absolutely no sense at all.

What did you call me on? Putting up a simple thread title that told people that are for Jason Garrett to stay to come in here and watch the video I linked to?

What planet are you on?

:lmao:

Maikeru-sama · Dec 30, 2008

BAT;2541316 said:
I don't know how you came to that conclusion.

Mike has critized the entire club (guys are not a team, per the Playmaker) for lack of effort, leadership and focus. He has specifically targeted Roy Williams poor route running and the OL's inability to hold a block.

When has he called out Jason Garrett?

I listen to Michael Irvin's Show just about everyday and maybe you do also.

Michael Irvin mainly focuses on criticizing Roy Williams, mainly his route running and the stale and hackneyed play calling on offense.

Now we can all dance around and play with words, but when Michael Irvin is criticizing the offensive play calling, he IS criticizing the guy calling the offensive plays and that is Jason Garrett.

Nate Newton likes to get in on it as well. I remember after ther Ravens game, both Michael Irvin and Nate Newton were totally PO'ed that "the play caller" didn't attack Fabian Washington, when according them, everyone knew he had a bad hamstring and was even questionable to play.

Just goes to show you, two people can witness or hear the same exact thing and come away with two totally different conclusions.

I believe Michael Irvin is not a big fan of Jason Garrett's play calling.

dcfanatic · Dec 30, 2008

dadymat;2541272 said:
after watching Vid i believe the title was meant to say the video is ammunition for the guys wanting Red to stay.....its all how you read it i guess

Exactly. I even had one poster in mind particularly and he's one of the guys saying I tricked him on the thread title.

:lmao:

He's my co-host on DCFanatic Radio.

:lmao:

He's a great friend of mine.

:lmao:

I am starting to get the impression people think I am a smart *** and the one time I don't act like a smart *** I used the wrong thread title.

I am really sitting here LOL.

dcfanatic · Dec 30, 2008

Maikeru-sama;2541351 said:
I listen to Michael Irvin's Show just about everyday and maybe you do also.

Michael Irvin mainly focuses on criticizing Roy Williams, mainly his route running and the stale and hackneyed play calling on offense.

Now we can all dance around and play with words, but when Michael Irvin is criticizing the offensive play calling, he IS criticizing the guy calling the offensive plays and that is Jason Garrett.

Nate Newton likes to get in on it as well. I remember after ther Ravens game, both Michael Irvin and Nate Newton were totally PO'ed that "the play caller" didn't attack Fabian Washington, when according them, everyone knew he had a bad hamstring and was even questionable to play.

Just goes to show you, two people can witness or hear the same exact thing and come away with two totally different conclusions.

I believe Michael Irvin is not a big fan of Jason Garrett's play calling.