fortdick
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I know hardly anyone here wants to lose Jason Garrett, but thinking about it, either he or Wade has to go. Since Jerry has said Wade is staying, that leaves Garrett. And I blame Troy Aikman, the press, and even us fans for making it so.
If Garrett gets a whole bunch of money from Jerry and decides to wait until Wade retires to take over as the head coach for the Cowboy, imagine how the relationship between he and Wade will be strained. It has to already be strained because of all the talk about firing Wade and hiring Carrett if we lost to the Giants. That probably affected his preparation for the game thinking his job was on the line. Heck, even Garrett may have had the thought in the back of his mind that if the Boys lost to the Giants, he could be the next head coach.
Even though both are professionals, there could be a lot of doubts between them next year. Imagine sitting at the table prepping for a game, knowing that your job is on the line next season and your replacement has been preordained, and that your replacment is planning your offensive strategy. Everytime there is an offensive let down, you would wonder if it was intentional to get you fired. Not that this would ever be the case, but the thought would still surface. It's human nature.
The team does not need a situation where there are questions between the coaches. Troy has marketed Garrett everytime he has done a Cowboy game. The press has created a situation where Jerry has to choose, and we Cowboy fans have wondered aloud if we might not be better off with Garrett running the show.
Thinking it all over, I believe we might be better off if Garrett left.
If Garrett gets a whole bunch of money from Jerry and decides to wait until Wade retires to take over as the head coach for the Cowboy, imagine how the relationship between he and Wade will be strained. It has to already be strained because of all the talk about firing Wade and hiring Carrett if we lost to the Giants. That probably affected his preparation for the game thinking his job was on the line. Heck, even Garrett may have had the thought in the back of his mind that if the Boys lost to the Giants, he could be the next head coach.
Even though both are professionals, there could be a lot of doubts between them next year. Imagine sitting at the table prepping for a game, knowing that your job is on the line next season and your replacement has been preordained, and that your replacment is planning your offensive strategy. Everytime there is an offensive let down, you would wonder if it was intentional to get you fired. Not that this would ever be the case, but the thought would still surface. It's human nature.
The team does not need a situation where there are questions between the coaches. Troy has marketed Garrett everytime he has done a Cowboy game. The press has created a situation where Jerry has to choose, and we Cowboy fans have wondered aloud if we might not be better off with Garrett running the show.
Thinking it all over, I believe we might be better off if Garrett left.