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Looks like your memory is better than mine on this. But yeah, he was 6-10 in 2008. I really didn't follow the Packers or him at all, so I forgot that detail. I just remember Rodgers coming in for an injured Favre in the 2007 Monday night game was it? He looked better than Favre and they...

Jerry hired Barry Switzer. Do you think he's become wiser since then? I'm hoping for the best, but IMO it doesn't take much to sweep Jerry off his feet. Probably a night of Johnny Walker Blue and competitive shoots and ladders. Seriously now. I'm glad he went with a guy with a track record...

What is he basing this on? I'm trying to be reasonable here. Try to remove any bias you may have towards Garrett for a moment. But if you were looking for a head coach and looked back on the previous 9 years that Garrett was with the Cowboys. Would you be more likely to take a chance on a...

That last sentence, "The kind that will more likely crush you as opposed to drive you to perform". That struck a chord with me. Some jobs come with pressure. How you handle it is up to you, but your superiors play a role. It's there job to make you comfortable and inspire you to perform...

Not sure about the vision part, but definitely the other two. He has improved with the latter only to throw it wildly inaccurate in many cases. He's never had touch. He's been the starter for four years already, and although he may continue to improve, we're never going to see Dan Fouts or...

Guys like Brady as a result. They use that and criticism as motivation. To do what people think you no longer can do. It's been a long time since he's been in that position. Expect him to be back next year.

IMO both scenarios, are extremely unlikely. Brady, play for another team and completely different system and coach at 43 years old? Unless the Patriots don't want to resign him, I don't see that happening. Belichick is not only the coach, but I think he's pretty much the De Facto GM. See the...

Yeah, they act as if QBs play in a vacuum. He'll more than likely be back next year after they deal with the WR issue and shore up the OL. Then we'll see how poorly he plays. How old he is.

That is sad. The Cowboys also probably have the most post season losses as the favorite going in. That's almost as sad.

That's what I'm thinking too. I'd actually put money on it if at all possible. But hoping I'd lose.

IMO this is nothing more or less than Jerry negotiating a contract extension for Garrett. I think that is the most likely scenario for what's going on right now.

Right now I'm a bit worried about that. I'll believe it when I see it.

I'm thinking 5 years 250 million. C'mon Jerry, dig deep. We know you have it.

Out the door? May I suggest defenestration?

I have a bad feeling we might not see the end of Garrett. Besides that, for all intents and purposes Garrett had five 8-8 seasons.

An interim head coach that starts off 8-8 in his first 3 seasons should not have been kept. This team has underachieved in most of the 9 years he has been coach. This year is only different in that it's more obvious. No more excuses. No broken clock season (you get 2) to save his job...

Jameis is garbage. I wonder where he'll end up next season?

Yep, the Giants were the only team in the NFC I worried about going into the playoffs. After the last game of the season they had against the Patriots, Giants fans had high expectations. I know, I live around them. They didn't expect to lose another game. I think 2011 was a bit more of a...

I don't see the similarities. That Giants team was riddled by injury. When their defenders came back that defense was crazy good. They beat two 13-3 teams on the road in the playoffs on their way to beat an undefeated team in the SB. I remember being very worried That Dallas would lose that...

IMO if the Eagles lose it's because they simply lost too many players to injury to compete. But I think they're probably going to have to step it up from their last two games. And what better opponent would get them to do that than the Cowboys at their place?