Many bash it, but JJs notion of continuality having benefit is true, especially for qb developement. Changing schemes now wont help Romo. Also people have to remember how good JG’s offense was last year. Yes this year he struggled but that is not uncommon for second year co-ordinators. I think he has the potential to be a really good OC and I think that next year we will see the real Garrett return.

I think the main thing JG needs to change is his on the fly adjustments. He seems to at times stick with his game plan even if its not working. But that comes with experience, so I am looking foward to JG’s offense next year

And he’s not near the top of most teams list for no reason. I relate most of the Offenses problems to execution more than schemes. The 90’s teams were not doing too much in the way of trickery, they lined up and dared you to beat them. Execution is the key, if you execute they can’t beat you.

Hopefully he learns how to utilize his entire repertoire of offensive players, more specifically the runningbacks.

Cowboys fans just have to be pateint, the best is yet to come.

Everyone assumes these guys can’t learn from their mistakes. Garrett is a highly educated man. He’ll get it figured out. I have no problem with him staying. I think he’s going to get with Romo this offseason and get things figured out.

I also don’t have a problem with Brian Stewart staying on as DC. So things didn’t go well the first time he had a chance to call plays. No one is perfect. But he got to watch Wade Phillips call plays the rest of the season. Don’t you think he learned a few things?

I seem to remember Jim Fassell taking the play calling duties away from Sean Payton. Now Payton has proved he’s one of the best play callers in the league.

Give these guys a chance. This offense was still one of the best in the league when Romo was the QB. It just didn’t look as good at the end of the year because they faced 4 of the best defenses in the league all in a row.