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Dez Bryant Thinks Cowboys Are ‘Real Contenders’ After Firing Jason Garrett
Dez Bryant never has been one to hold back, and that trend continued Sunday night.The Dallas Cowboys officially fired head coach Jason Garrett after nine-plus seasons at the helm. Bryant played under Garrett for eight seasons, but has not played in an NFL game since the 2017 season after tearing his Achilles in 2018 as a member of the New Orleans Saints.Bryant always has been vocal on Twitter, particularly about Jerry Jones and Co. and he did not sugarcoat his feelings about Garrett’s firing.“I don’t have no sympathy for coach Garrett losing his job,” he tweeted. “The cowboys just became real contenders.”
Dallas Cowboys finally move on from Jason Garrett as coach.
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Dez Bryant never has been one to hold back, and that trend continued Sunday night.The Dallas Cowboys officially fired head coach Jason Garrett after nine-plus seasons at the helm. Bryant played under Garrett for eight seasons, but has not played in an NFL game since the 2017 season after tearing his Achilles in 2018 as a member of the New Orleans Saints.Bryant always has been vocal on Twitter, particularly about Jerry Jones and Co. and he did not sugarcoat his feelings about Garrett’s firing.“I don’t have no sympathy for coach Garrett losing his job,” he tweeted. “The cowboys just became real contenders.”
Dallas Cowboys finally move on from Jason Garrett as coach.
The Dallas Cowboys made official Sunday night what they had already signaled: Jason Garrett is out as coach.
Garrett was informed he wouldn’t be back for a 10th full season on the same day the Cowboys finished an interview with former Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy, who won a Super Bowl with the Packers on Dallas’ home field nine years ago.
Owner/general manager Jerry Jones decided not to renew Garrett’s expiring contract because Super Bowl-winning quarterback Troy Aikman’s former backup couldn’t get the Cowboys back to football’s biggest stage, an absence that’s approaching a quarter-century.
At 9 1/2 seasons, the 53-year-old Garrett had the team’s second-longest tenure behind Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Landry, who coached the Cowboys for the franchise’s first 29 years before Jones fired him when he bought the team in 1989. :crying::help:
What do you all think about Jason Garrett being fired? Was it a good thing or a bad thing to fire him? What are your thoughts? I think it was time to finally get rid of him. I hope we can find a better coach that can get the DALLAS COWBOYS TO THE PLAY OFFS NEXT SEASON/NEXT YEAR 2020-2021. I hope the Dallas cowboys and or the Washington Redskins can go to the super bowl in the future. God bless the DALLAS COWBOYS AND GOD BLESS JASON GARRETT!
[SUB][SUP]Garrett was informed he wouldn’t be back for a 10th full season on the same day the Cowboys finished an interview with former Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy, who won a Super Bowl with the Packers on Dallas’ home field nine years ago.
Owner/general manager Jerry Jones decided not to renew Garrett’s expiring contract because Super Bowl-winning quarterback Troy Aikman’s former backup couldn’t get the Cowboys back to football’s biggest stage, an absence that’s approaching a quarter-century.
At 9 1/2 seasons, the 53-year-old Garrett had the team’s second-longest tenure behind Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Landry, who coached the Cowboys for the franchise’s first 29 years before Jones fired him when he bought the team in 1989. :crying::help:
What do you all think about Jason Garrett being fired? Was it a good thing or a bad thing to fire him? What are your thoughts? I think it was time to finally get rid of him. I hope we can find a better coach that can get the DALLAS COWBOYS TO THE PLAY OFFS NEXT SEASON/NEXT YEAR 2020-2021. I hope the Dallas cowboys and or the Washington Redskins can go to the super bowl in the future. God bless the DALLAS COWBOYS AND GOD BLESS JASON GARRETT!
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