No vote here. Garrett has been told by Jerrah what he wants from Garrett Garrett was not successful with Miami when he came here and they were happy he moved on. And in his brief stint as playcalling.. he sucked there, too. So wanting Garrett to take over is a real road to ruin.
In his almost 10 years here , he already called plays ... He was horrid at it , and Jerrah stripped him of all calling duties . The only thing left for Garrett is to walk out the door .
Unbelievable , this is like finding a little kid what to do ... well, what if he does this ... or that ? ... you think he'll be good ? my gosh ... Garrett was never supposed to be OC , let alone HC . Jerry has paid him 6 million every year for 10 years . Its time this team wins . Fire Garrett .
He was stripped of that duty a long time ago. The hope being he would be able to focus on being a better Head Coach. https://www.sbnation.com/2013/1/22/3904118/dallas-cowboys-jason-garrett-playcalling Update: It didn't work.
lol dude shut up. Some people just aren't stupid enough to ignore the Tony Romo factor. Be my guest though. If you would like to waste another season with Garrett because you think his previous passing statistics with Romo will translate to Dak then go ahead and be the ignorant one.
It's part of coaching, not part of play calling. Unless you're suggesting they're calling plays they ought to know they can't execute. But I don't believe that's the case. We're having execution problems on pretty simple plays a lot of the time.
Well according to Jason Witten when they try to run always run between the A gaps no amount of talent is going to matter on the result of the play lol. I wish someone made a montage of some of the stuff he was saying.
Garrett's playbook is horrendous . Whats amazing is that even his players are trashing him in national t.v.
I don’t think B & C are even in the realm of possibility. A, on the other hand, is about the most obvious conclusion I can come to. I really think he believes Linehan is doing a good job, and it’s all a matter of execution. He played in and offense under Norv Turner, and offense that was very simple in design. But in that offense, Dallas had such an edge and talent that they just had to line up an execute. Garrett still believes in that philosophy… Do your job, do it right, and the results will take care of themselves. Still, I am perplexed that he hasn’t taken over the playcalling duties yet. He hast to know that his job is in jeopardy. If I was in that position, I would be doing everything possible to ensure future job security. On the other hand, if I’m going to get fired, it’s going to be for doing things my way. I’m not going down or somebody else’s job performance.
Would the term be plausible deniability lol. He cant get rid of his scapegoat, hes gonna need him at the end of the year.
Jason was ordered to give up play calling years ago. Until JJ orders him to take over play calling again he will not call plays. See this is an example of the dysfunction that Troy was talking about.
I don't think there's anything more silly than thinking a head coach scapegoating his coordinator is the litmus test proving his mettle, and if he doesn't then it means he's a coward. The stereotype of craven hacky head coaches who scapegoat their playcaller mid-season by taking over themselves? It's not a positive one. No matter how much you want to re-imagine that in a way that makes Garrett look worse, it doesn't make sense. Because to say that refusing to scapegoat his playcaller makes him a coward is to say that scapegoating his playcaller would be heroic. Which obviously is dumb.