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Hey bb, was Sham always like this? Saying the Packers "weren't beatable" that day and basically saying as long as they're competitive it's all good? Sounds very participation trophy-ish to me.

I keep Dez. Dez is elite. He has his issues, but so do pretty much all elite WRs. It's just something you live with. He's a Jerry pet project favorite, so a trade would never happen anyway.

https://theringer.com/cowboys-packers-dak-prescott-spike-2e6aba1a8c5e#.qs2y5owr2 For decades, it was conventional baseball wisdom that a sacrifice bunt was a smart thing to do. Runs are rare, and teams gladly gave up one of their 27 outs to put a player closer to scoring. But when people...

Yeah, Troy went on to say it was a great year. I guess.

Same way I could go take notes from Usain Bolt or Stephen Hawking and still not be fast or brilliant. Can't just copy things that aren't in your DNA.

It's really weird. I think it's a combination of 1) they all loved and backed him before he got the job, and they refuse to be admit that they could be wrong, and 2) he's been here so long we've forgotten what it was like before him. He's been here ten freaking years now. He's a fixture that...

The Ticket had been teasing one of the hosts bashing Garrett in a segment this morning. Turned out he spent at least 90 seconds apologizing for what he was about to say, and then gave the mildest criticism ever, saying Garrett was just okay and wasn't in the class of a Landry or Jimmy. Well no...

I didn't hear anything like what jelly bean said. Garrett was almost talking about Tony in past tense, saying how great he'd been here, contributing to the history of the franchise, etc. It was pretty much a Tony send off.

Very true. And this practice of bleeding the clock on your last possession so the other team doesn't get the ball back is a relatively recent phenomenon, but I do see a lot of teams do it the last few years as it's become more common for teams to drive 40-50 yards in just 30 seconds or so...

Garrett just doesn't handle these end-of-game pressure situations well, going back to his first year in the frozen kicker game when the real sin was letting about 25 seconds tick off the clock before calling a TO. Yesterday it's like his feeling on that play was, "Okay, we got the first down...

Heath really was good yesterday. And he's been good on special teams for a while. Makes me wonder if he shouldn't get more of a shot at starting safety. He looks like he's a good enough athlete and big enough for it. Maybe coming from a smaller school he just needed longer to adjust. But I...

I like hitting myself in the nuts with a hammer so I just watched Garrett's postgame PC. You guys are right. He talked about how as long as we "show who we are" (a bunch of fighting scratching clawers) it was fine. Said his number one goal was to build a team we could all be proud of and...

Fear of not keeping Lance Dunbar primed and ready.

Wait, so you missed the 2011 1-4 season ending collapse and the 2012 final game loss to miss the playoffs? If so, consider yourself lucky.

I could swear Garrett was supposed to be head coach of the entire team and not just the offense.

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How does Rob even get an interview anymore? Now Rex? I might hire him.

Exactly. Five out of six years with a franchise qb and one playoff win to show for it. You almost have to try to not do better than that.

It was so bad. Couldn't Garrett have watched how a goober like Dabo Swinney did it last week? Or I guess even if he did he wouldn't be able to implement it. Maybe Dak will study this extra hard this offseason and manage all this himself. We've taken almost everything out of Garrett's hands...

Props for the last several posts. Why don't more people in the media see what a fraud he is. Why does he get such a pass. It's infuriating.