Dallas Cowboys Move on From Jason Garrett and the Internet Is in an Uproar
01/03/2020 01:17 pm EST
NFC East Fans Reaction
Cowboys fans have been waiting for this day for a very long time because they don't believe Garrett is the guy who can lead them to a Super Bowl. And based on what happened this past season, they are probably right. As for the Giants, Eagles and Redskins fans, they are sad to see him go.
New Cowboys Quarterback?
That would be something if Garrett decided to return as the Cowboys quarterback. Of course, that won't happen, but he was Troy Aikman's backup when the Cowboys were winning Super Bowls in the 1990s. So despite not playing a lot, Garrett was a better backup QB than a head coach.
Skip Bayless
Skip Bayless of FS1 is clearly happy Garrett is no longer the Cowboys head coach. He's a Cowboys fans and he's been very critical of Garrett because the team has been mediocre under his watch. Bayless wanted Garrett gone after the 2012 season, so Thursday was a great day for him.
8-8
One thing Garrett was good at is being just average. In his nine seasons with the Cowboys, he finished with an 8-8 record four times including the 2019 season. 8-8 is not bad, but it's not good enough and things were not getting better for him.
The Meeting
This fan revealed what the meeting between Garrett and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones looked like. Everyone outside the Cowboys organization knew it was time for Garrett to go, but Jones has been hesitant to make a move. It's clear Jones had a lot of respect for Garrett as he was also a former Cowboys player.
Garrett to the Giants
The New York Giants are looking for a new head coach as they fired Pat Shurmur. Could Garrett be heading to the Big Apple and face the Cowboys twice a year? It would be fitting, but odds are Giants fans wouldn't like that move. However, Garrett will be coaching with an NFL team next year.
The Next Cowboys Coach
Cowboys fans are already campaigning for the new head coach and it looks like Urban Meyer is a popular choice. He was a very successful head coach on the college level as he won two national titles at Florida and one title at Ohio State. College head coaches typically don't find too much success in the NFL, but hiring Meyer would excite the Cowboys fanbase.
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