So ever since Garrett got visibly mad about Moore getting credit for the changed offense the offense has reverted back to the Garrett offense....hmmm there's a connection here I'm sure
I've been saying for years one of the most damning things about Garrett is the Cowboys get off to slow starts damn near every game.He prepares teams poorly and cant motivate a flea to bite a dogs ass, its way past time.
I've noticed even the Dallas media has grown increasingly tired of Garrett and are clamoring for change. To my knowledge no one has outright said he should be fired but the tone of the beat writers has definitely changed the last few years. They're not hesitant to throw *shade in Garret's direction.
It's one thing when players tune out the coach's message, when the media tunes you out....I've noticed even the Dallas media has grown increasingly tired of Garrett and are clamoring for change. To my knowledge no one has outright said he should fired but the tone of the beat writers has definitely changed the last few years. They're not hesitant to throw *shade in Garret's direction.
*Shade: English slang - a comment meant as veiled disrespect.
This Twitter thread is interesting because Dan Orlovsky chimes in and basically agrees, saying it looks like Linehan's offense, it looks like Garrett wanted the offense back, and he's seen it happen before.
I'm all for keeping him. The payoff just still isn't good enough yet.Are there still Garrett apologists out there?
Seriously makes me wonder why the play calling has totally switched.
His counterpart has done jack and shitCoolest thing about this is Robert Quinn. Dude's loving it here. He's not paying any attention to the bullshit.
He's just gonna keep his mouth shut, put up resurgent numbers, and pack his bags out of Dallas next year for top dollar.
"Whatever, I'm peace out dis bitch."
The offense was getting great results and rave reviews in the press. Garrett got pissy when asked about it. This was after game 3.Seriously makes me wonder why the play calling has totally switched.