I'm having trouble recalling the Cowboys offense under Garrett in the Wade era. (Everything I remember is Romo improvising brilliantly after a fumbled snap bounces perfectly back into his hands as he finds a wide open T.O., usually with no Giants in the frame, likely in a prime-time game)
Granted I know he's had a hand in the recent Cowboys offense & I do like the idea of him as OC...but if he comes here what kind of offensive philosophy can we expect?
Trying to dig in on what concepts Jason Garrett used as OC with the Cowboys from 2007-10, as his offense morphed over time with various input from others:
A lot of pre-snap motion in 2009, the best season for Garrett as OC.
We've seen Rams and Chiefs punish teams now with that.
Garrett also used a lot of bootlegs with Tony Romo, getting the backs and TEs involved.
That would play into Daniel Jones' strength of making plays on the move.
expect your O to always shoot itself in the foot with holding calls, off sides calls, procedure calls and so on.
Then get the personnel to stop them.
By the grace of God we did not play KC this year...but what would Kelce do against this D!
expect your O to always shoot itself in the foot with holding calls, off sides calls, procedure calls and so on.
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However, his teams always, and i mean always lack discipline.
expect your O to always shoot itself in the foot with holding calls, off sides calls, procedure calls and so on.
Easy to lack discipline when players do not fear the coach because they know the owner is the voice.
uniformed response. look at his record against winning coaches. Even worse, is young coaches. Garrett looks like a wizard against sub par teams and coaches. Top tier teams, never in his career has his teams been competitive. Those are facts and why Dallas fans hated him.
He was to safe, teams were un disciplined, lacked success against successful coaches outside of his division, to ridid in his ways, slow to change.
expect your O to always shoot itself in the foot with holding calls, off sides calls, procedure calls and so on.
This has close to nothing to do with the OC.
The HC and position coaches instill/deal with discipline.
Easy to lack discipline when players do not fear the coach because they know the owner is the voice.
uniformed response. look at his record against winning coaches. Even worse, is young coaches. Garrett looks like a wizard against sub par teams and coaches. Top tier teams, never in his career has his teams been competitive. Those are facts and why Dallas fans hated him.
He was to safe, teams were un disciplined, lacked success against successful coaches outside of his division, to ridid in his ways, slow to change.
Flag on the play. Where is your "informed" response coming from experience-wise, Mr Jan-2020? Did you coach football at any level?
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DG, Judge & Graham.
He will do the best he can with what they give him. Good thing about him, he won't be WCO (which I think, will pay dividends right-away).
His big problem in Dallas, they never showed a clear identity when he was there. Were they a passing team, first ? A running team first ? (Or vice-versa). They could never figure it out.
I'm hoping Judge will figure that out quickly for us, then tell Garrett; who will be excellent once he points Garrett in the right direction.
DG, Judge & Graham.
He will do the best he can with what they give him. Good thing about him, he won't be WCO (which I think, will pay dividends right-away).
His big problem in Dallas, they never showed a clear identity when he was there. Were they a passing team, first ? A running team first ? (Or vice-versa). They could never figure it out.
I'm hoping Judge will figure that out quickly for us, then tell Garrett; who will be excellent once he points Garrett in the right direction.
Could you explain why you think the WCO is not a good fit for this team?