Fits well. I like it. No jerry up his butt
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demotionComment -
Didnt think Jerry would allow this. Technically still had Garrett under contract.Comment -
lol
Actually a good tactic by giants
He has a lot of inside knowledge of the cowboysComment -
Not a bad moveComment -
hell take over for judge after a couple bad years.... will be a big storyComment -
That's a big "FUK YOU" to ol' Jerry..
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Jason Garrett, just hours after becoming the New York Giants' new offensive coordinator, discussed his new position with the team's official podcast.
"Excited to be back," said Garrett, who compiled an 85-67 record as the Cowboys' head coach. "Had a great visit (in New York) this past week. Obviously have a little history with the Giants. It's fun to be back in the building. Can't wait to get going."
"It's just a first-class organization," Garrett said. "You think about the history and tradition of the New York Giants franchise and what the Mara's have built and what the Tisches have built, and all the great teams, all the great coaches, all the great players who have been a part of this organization throughout this history. When you're a player in this organization like I was for four years, you feel that. You feel that history, you feel that standard, and I was so fortunate to be a part of it. Played with some great players, played under some great coaches and most importantly, played for a great organization. Really great to be back, excited to get going."
Garrett said that he developed a quick rapport with Joe Judge, the Giants' new head coach who also coached under Saban in Alabama. Judge, who also has an offensive background, spent the previous eight years as an assistant on Bill Belichick's coaching staff in New England.
"We had a great day together," Garrett said of his meeting with Judge. "I didn't know Joe real well; been around him on a couple different occasions and had really good conversations with him, really good football conversations. He and I know a lot of the same people. I worked for Coach (Nick) Saban, he worked for Coach Saban. Coach has always said such great things about Joe, and so many other people that he's been around that I've been around say the same thing. What he's like as a person, what he's like as a football coach.
"We visited over the phone this past weekend and had a great talk. It was probably one of those talks, I don't how long it was; a half hour, 45 minutes. It probably could have gone all night. Just talking back and forth, getting to know each other a little bit more, talking about football. And that's when we decided it would be a good idea to come up, spend the day together, and that's what we did on Wednesday. Had a great visit with him, a couple members of the staff, other people in the organization and it just felt right to me. Felt really comfortable to be around him. I think we have shared values as people and shared values as football coaches and what we want to build with the Giants."Comment -
Cowboys really better not sign Prescott now.Comment -
o/u for years until garrett is their coach?
judge will be looking over his shoulder after every losing streakComment -
Lol... Spit in the face of the Cowboys Garrett did..
He might actually be a better offensive coordinator then head coach. Smaller roll on the field.. Just has to work with the offense only..Comment -
C'mon Jerry... open that wallet for Tom Brady.Comment -
I think he would have been a good hire as something like a general assistant or position coach or maybe quality control guy though maybe that would have been too big of a demotion for him
But I'm in agreement with bluehorseshoe, seems like the x's and o's part of the game has passed him by. Should have gone younger, someone with new ideas to call the playsComment -
imagine believing winning matters in cities like new york and chicago. the fans come regardless. They'll be in the mix once every 10 years to keep it interesting.Comment -
Im pretty sure the NYG made a great move here....Comment -
Love seeing all the Giant fans thinking this is some great move. These the same fans that laughing for years at Garrett when he was wth the Cowboys.Comment -
Maybe Garrett does suck but he never should have turned down the Ravens HC job when Harbaugh eventually got it. Probably Would have done a lot better there.
Stayed in Dallas as highest paid O Coordinator and eventually took over as head coach and had to live underneath Jerry’s idiotic team management for more than a decade.Comment -
Dallas lead NFL in offense yardage.
Garrett will help make Jones and Barkley only get better.
Offense will only improve with an experienced coach like Garrett.Comment -
Jason Witten wants to come with Garrett to NYG.Comment -
Good for him.Comment -
great coach he will turn Giants fball aroundComment -
Garrett would be a nice special teams coach — that’s about allComment
