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Absolutely true. I think it'll be Week 6 or 7, at the earliest, before we know who this team is. And if we know that early (Week 6 or 7) it'll be because they are worse than we imagined.

http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/atlarge/2012/09/24/120924crat_atlarge_gladwell?currentPage=all

What would Jimmy do? My guess, the message cut - as SP suggests. For all Garrett says about replicating what he learned from his successful coaches, it doesn't seem like we see much of Jimmy's emotionality in Garrett.

It was a total loss. I thought Seattle looked good in Week 1 and assumed they'd be tough. I thought the Cowboys might lose, but I also thought they'd at least show up. I'm pretty disappointed by how bad the team played.. I tell myself that the OL will get better the more they play...

Yeah, even very good teams have the occasional flat week. It happened during Landry's era too. Which is not to say the current Cowboys team is a very good team or that Garrett is Landry II.

What Would Jimmy Do? Midswat, I think you are on to something.

... and yet they scored only 7 points today.

why even play Romo now? Seconds left and 20 points back...

It is like cheering for the Chicago Cubs.

7 stinking point is all they can muster. Very disappointing.

The offense scores only 7. That's not enough.

Very disappointing performance. Besides the early special teams blunders, the team looked flat.

Romo will have to become Staubach if the Cowboys are to pull this one out.

Astounding .... well, just not our day.

Geeze

That third quarter seemed quick.

Mob Doctor. Silly premise.

Defense is playing well. Offense needs to pick it up a bit.

Use of time outs is interesting. Aggressive.

Let's go