How Bout Those Cowboys

Srgt. Hulka · 12-23-2019, 05:47 AM

I watched part of that game yesterday, and kept thinking to myself, Garrett is obviously getting fired, but I don’t even thing he’ll be on the sideline in week 17. I watched Jason Garrett on the sidelines yesterday, and he was totally out of the game. He didn’t care. No play calling, no communication with his QB, other coaches, or coordinators, zero emotion. Nothing. He was just a warm body on the sideline...and I’m not even sure he was warm. Skeletor has had enough of Jason Garrett, and I’ll be totally surprised if he’s on the sideline next week.

73Saint · 12-23-2019, 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka

I watched part of that game yesterday, and kept thinking to myself, Garrett is obviously getting fired, but I don’t even thing he’ll be on the sideline in week 17. I watched Jason Garrett on the sidelines yesterday, and he was totally out of the game. He didn’t care. No play calling, no communication with his QB, other coaches, or coordinators, zero emotion. Nothing. He was just a warm body on the sideline...and I’m not even sure he was warm. Skeletor has had enough of Jason Garrett, and I’ll be totally surprised if he’s on the sideline next week.

It's been like that. Effing disgraceful. I'm so glad I'm not a Cowboys fan, and even though I hate Jason Garrett, I kind of feel sorry for him. Week in and week out the cameras go to Jerrah post game. It's ridiculous. No other owner in the league does that, and he doesn't even sound like he knows what TF he's talking about. That organization is doomed as long as Jerrah is calling the shots.

12-23-2019, 05:47 AM	#1
Srgt. Hulka 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Shreveport, LA Posts: 4,417	Re: How Bout Those Cowboys I watched part of that game yesterday, and kept thinking to myself, Garrett is obviously getting fired, but I don’t even thing he’ll be on the sideline in week 17. I watched Jason Garrett on the sidelines yesterday, and he was totally out of the game. He didn’t care. No play calling, no communication with his QB, other coaches, or coordinators, zero emotion. Nothing. He was just a warm body on the sideline...and I’m not even sure he was warm. Skeletor has had enough of Jason Garrett, and I’ll be totally surprised if he’s on the sideline next week. 73Saint and K Major like this.
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12-23-2019, 10:58 AM	#2
73Saint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: NOLA Posts: 2,336	Re: How Bout Those Cowboys Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka I watched part of that game yesterday, and kept thinking to myself, Garrett is obviously getting fired, but I don’t even thing he’ll be on the sideline in week 17. I watched Jason Garrett on the sidelines yesterday, and he was totally out of the game. He didn’t care. No play calling, no communication with his QB, other coaches, or coordinators, zero emotion. Nothing. He was just a warm body on the sideline...and I’m not even sure he was warm. Skeletor has had enough of Jason Garrett, and I’ll be totally surprised if he’s on the sideline next week. It's been like that. Effing disgraceful. I'm so glad I'm not a Cowboys fan, and even though I hate Jason Garrett, I kind of feel sorry for him. Week in and week out the cameras go to Jerrah post game. It's ridiculous. No other owner in the league does that, and he doesn't even sound like he knows what TF he's talking about. That organization is doomed as long as Jerrah is calling the shots. K Major likes this.