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once you figure out a coach isn't the right guy you have to move on ASAP. you don't know yet whether the next hire is the right coach, but you know for sure that the current one isn't. cut bait and start over.
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Brett Beleima is the answer. The genius behind the pat's D and jerrah's drinking buddy.
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We just need Jerry to see it and I know Jerry is pretty blind when it comes to stuff like this.
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The worst part is that he's only looking at the odds on 4th and 7. He should have been in 4 down territory from the moment they crossed midfield. I bet he doesn't throw 3 low percentage passes into the endzone if he's thinking about going for it the whole time. He was playing for the field goal basically the whole drive and hoping they got lucky and got a touchdown instead. That's not how professional football works, especially on the road, in bad weather, against the best defense in the NFL.
I don't think you can realistically say that anymore. He's already ceded some control to Stephen and others. The leopard CAN change his spots.Southlake said:
It's not Garrett, it's Jerry.
Bring in another coach; nothing will change...
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I don't think you can realistically say that anymore. He's already ceded some control to Stephen and others. The leopard CAN change his spots.
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Total control? Probably not. ENOUGH control, yeah, I think (hope) so.
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He's given up most of the power and is largely just a figurehead voice at this point, although I'm sure he has input into major decisions (coaching changes, big trades). But we already know of major decisions involving 1st round picks (like wanting to draft Johnny) where he got kiboshed by Stephen and Will McClay. And that was years ago.
This is pretty much Stephen and Will McClay's ship and has been some time.
No, he hasn't. He can say all he wants that he's ceded control, but the results remain the same.MooreTrucker said:I don't think you can realistically say that anymore. He's already ceded some control to Stephen and others. The leopard CAN change his spotsSouthlake said:
It's not Garrett, it's Jerry.
Bring in another coach; nothing will change...
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How many GM's get over 20 years worth of passes
I guess you missed the part where he is clearly hurt, and has been for a few games.BMX Bandit said:that torrential downpour and violent gusting winds didn't stop other receivers from actually making catches and contributing to their team.PatAg said:
I do enjoy the Patriots CB running his mouth about "shutting down Cooper". The Cooper that is clearly playing hurt, in a game featuring torrential downpours and violently gusting wins. If there is any justice in the world, we meet them in the super bowl and Cooper torches his ass
Cooper was shut down.
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Our biggest issue all year, and some of us have started preaching it in recent weeks, is field position.
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We spotted them an extra 20 friggin yards on every friggin drive (on average). Amazing we were still in it at the end. And this is the story line for pretty much every single game (Philly is the only exception I can think of).
I'm going to go ahead and say it. I don't care if people get mad and criticize me.jr15aggie said:
I didn't listen to Jerry's post game interviews... but people that have worked for the organization for the past 10 years said they have never heard him sound like (in recent years that is). They said it was obvious his demeanor was noticeably different.
Take that for what it is, but IMO, something snapped on Sunday and it was clear to Jerry that he has to fire Jason. From a personal level it's not something he wants to do or looks forward to and it showed after the game. That and I'm sure he was also pissed like the rest of us.
This is Jason's last year guys so don't worry. We can debate all we want about "unless he gets to the Super Bowl"... it's NOT happening so we don't need to worry ourselves. At the most we make the playoffs thanks to a terrible division and we might even win a game with our talent, but that's the extent of it (again).
One shot on the tv as the team was coming off after a failed 3rd down showed JG clap clap clapping then tried to slap hands with Dak, who completely ignored him and walked on past.Ag12thman said:Quote:
We spotted them an extra 20 friggin yards on every friggin drive (on average). Amazing we were still in it at the end. And this is the story line for pretty much every single game (Philly is the only exception I can think of).
I was listening to a broadcast on SiriusXM when it happened, but you should have heard the commentary on the sequence where the freaking punt team handed the Patriots an extra 10 yards (and that was AFTER the OL held and pushed them to 3rd and long instead of short on 3rd down) due to penalties, motion, etc (I forget what all happened, it was so much). As soon as the punt finally happened, a commentator said "the Cowboys just handed the Patriots 20 YARDS in field position AND Jason Garrett is standing there smiling and clapping."
