Cowboys Expected To Announce Jason Garrett As Head Coach Thursday

Jerry Jones will hold a press conference at 1:30 p.m. (CT) on Thursday at Cowboys Stadium, when he is expected to announce Jason Garrett as the team's full-time head coach. Formerly the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach, Garrett took over on an interim basis at midseason, guiding the then 1-7 Cowboys to a 5-3 finish. Since the season ended Sunday, Jones has interviewed wide receivers coach Ray Sherman and Miami Dolphins secondary coach and assistant Todd Bowles, but Garrett has been the favorite to keep the job all along.

Source: DallasCowboys.com

 

A great day to be a Cowboys fan, couldn't be more excited for next season, whenever it is. Jason did an excellent job and he didn't even have his starting quarterback. Great choice Jerry

 

Eh...he went 4 and 4. No way you'd have won that last game if we'd cared.

 

4-4 or even 5-3 is hardly excellent. It's average.

 

No way you would have beat us at home with a healthy Romo and Bryant. 5-3.

 

and how bad was the team under Phillips. GTFO

 

Did I say Garrett didn't improve them? No I said it's a reach to say he did excellent.

 

And heck them and their over bloated press conference to announce what we all already knew RIGHT when I was excited to watch NFL replay of packers eagles 1. Two teams that are actually still relevant.

 

LMAO how did he not do excellent. Lets be real for a minute. If we would have had everyone healthy and Roy Williams doesn't fumble and David Buehler can kick extra points we could have easily gone 7-1 underneath him.

 

And THAT would have been excellent.