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Garrett has no next level. After 7 years on the job training, the next level is still incompetence, much like his boss.

Eh, you wont have to wait til late for that. The self inflicted wounds rear their ugly head constantly when you are the smartest guy in the room.

Gun to my head I am at 9.

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I dont know if you are on FB or not but I pull some of this shit off here: https://www.facebook.com/DallasCowboyBooksBlog/ A lot of of cool old photos and stories that interests us geezers who long for some of the good old days. You know, before Jerry brought the black cloud to Dallas.

Meredith once pulled Morton aside to issue a warning. "I tried to make it a joke. But I said, 'Craig, I'm glad it's you and not me (competing against Staubach) because anybody who takes his vacation and comes to two-a-days has got to be a little weird. He's gonna get your job.'" Every summer...

Maybe Dandy was just being objective. If ever there was an athlete that was born to play a certain position on a certain team, it was Staubach. I consider Staubach and Namath to be the two players in NFL history that are most responsible for the popularity of the sport today.

Trivia: Don Meredith and Roger Staubach never played together. But Meredith once told Craig Morton that Staubach was "gonna get his job". What moved Meredith to predict such a thing?

Yeah, he was tough. Played with a collapsed lung. Gets my respect.

Jul 5: On this day in 1969, former Cowboy Don Meredith (QB: 1960-68, ROH: 1976) announced his retirement. After a particularly tough tackle caused what appeared to be blood to soak into his white jersey, Meredith told NYG MLB Sam Huff, "Now you’ve done it, Sam. You’ve killed me". What actually...

Dispute was supposedly over a parking spot. Yes a fucking parking spot.

All these guys have to do is workout, play football and stay out of trouble. Somehow there are always those who manage to fuck this up, it is beyond me how they dont comprehend this. Likely their posse been telling them that their shit dont stink since middle school. Well, that and a double...

Welp, playing next to Bob Lilly who commanded a lot of double teams certainly helped Jethro over the years but he didnt get 95.5 sacks by accident. He would get a lot more accolades playing now a days.

So under rated.

Jul 3: Former Cowboy the late Jethro Pugh (DT: 1965-78) was born on this day in 1944. He died on Jan 7, 2015; he was 70. What was Pugh's nickname? Who gave it to him? Why was he called that?

There's a point where Dallas Cowboys fandom goes a little bit too far. And we're there. Thomas Randolph, a Las Vegas man convicted of hiring a hitman to kill his sixth wife -- yes, sixth -- and then killing the hitman, wore an XXXL Tony Romo jersey to court for his sentencing hearing Friday...

Its never some guy on the practice squad, its always somebody they need. Some of these guys are so dumb that they probably have a hard time spelling their own name.

My process is seven fucking years, two playoff appearances, one win (that should not have been), get the fuck out. His process is siphon money until your idiot boss figures out you are a fraud.

But, but, but the red headed genius is gonna lead us to the promised land, I just know it. Seven years and counting with this ass clown, all he he needs is the big red nose.

All I feel is pity to the Browns. I have a feeling 31 other teams are happy to have an automatic W on the schedule though. Come to think of it there was that beat down they gave the Cowboys in that 1968 playoff game. IIRC that was Meredith's last game. Yeah I hate em.