I dont care about green pants or silver pants but I care about the red headed coach. I clean house and bring in a coach that can make a short term difference and give this team the best chance at winning it all while we still have Romo. Im thinking short term and thinking we have enough talent already and combined with what we get in the draft we can be a team that can win it all with the right coach. Im not stuck on one guy, but I would bring in Jim Harbaugh if it was possible. I would do whatever it took to hire him. He has proven he can make a difference when he comes in and takes over a new team. He's done it in college and in the NFL, even with a krappy QB like Krapernick. With Romo, I have no doubt Harbaugh would get everything out of this team that can be gotten. And with that, I would have no complaints.
I'm half and half on Garrett. Here's what I like and do not like about him:
Strengths- Keeps the players fighting, week in and week out. Great human being. Intelligent. I love his stone face to the media, and his robotic approach to press conferences. Very level headed. Supposedly very good rapport with players (can't say for certain because I'm not in the locker room, but everything points to that). Players respect him. I like that he cares about having hard working players who are good guys that live and breathe football.
Neutral- Lack of experience. This can only be fixed with time, and can't be counted as a negative IMO. Needs more experience with in game management.
Negatives- His offensive philosophy. This is perhaps the biggest aspect of a coaches resume. It's a real shame that his scheme is lacking. Romo has hidden the ineptitude that is this offensive philosophy for years. I wish he had a different mindset offensively. Something more creative. Something that helped our players be better. As it stands right now, I think his offensive scheme holds players back. That is bad. Also, the lack of in-game adjustments. This is another real killer.
Garrett as a coach brings a lot to the table. There's a lot to like about him. It's just a shame that his two biggest weaknesses are perhaps the two biggest factors in winning games.