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JakeF · 11-23-2021, 12:40 PM

https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...ehe-story.html

Giants fire offensive coordinator Jason Garrett as season spirals: source
By PAT LEONARD
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS |
NOV 23, 2021 AT 1:15 PM

Jason Garrett is out.

The Giants fired their offensive coordinator on Tuesday, according to a source, pulling the plug 26 games in on the longtime former Dallas Cowboys head coach.

Freddie Kitchens, Joe Judge’s senior offensive assistant, is expected to take over playcalling with Garrett gone, starting with Sunday’s visit from the Philadelphia Eagles (5-6) — a division rival that has won three of four by scoring 44, 30 and 40 points in those victories.

The Giants (3-7), on the other hand, rank dead last in the NFL with 42 offensive touchdowns since the start of the 2020 season, when Garrett arrived on Judge’s staff after being fired by the Cowboys.

Jason Garrett is out as Giants offensive coordinator a day after a dismal performance by his unit in loss to the Bucs.
Jason Garrett is out as Giants offensive coordinator a day after a dismal performance by his unit in loss to the Bucs. (Michael Ainsworth/AP)
Judge’s Giants were 31st in points (17.5) and yards (299.6) per game with Garrett calling the plays last season. They are 25th in points (18.9) and 23rd in yards (322.8) per game this season.

And Monday night’s 30-10 loss at Tampa saw the team post season lows in points, yards (215), first downs (15) and time of possession (24:21). The Giants offense also was 1-for-9 on third downs.

They only scored a touchdown because a fluky Tom Brady interception gave them starting field position at Tampa’s five yard line.

Judge reached a boiling point postgame on the offense’s futility and implied Garrett’s job could be in jeopardy.

“We’ve got to do a better job of scoring points,” Judge said. “We’ve got to do a better job of putting our players in position to make plays. We have too many good players. We have to put them in a better position to capitalize on it. That’s it.

“We gotta make sure we sit down [Tuesday] as a coaching staff and understand how we have to play this game and give our players a chance to make plays,” the head coach continued. “So in reference to any kind of [bad player] body language at the end of the game, I’ll handle the corrections. But if I was a player, there’d be some things I’d be frustrated with, too.

[More Giants] Joe Judge has reached boiling point with Jason Garrett’s offense »
Garrett lamented publicly last Thursday that the Giants need to invest more in their offensive line the way his Cowboys did to build one of the best fronts in football.

It was a valid and accurate criticism.

GM Dave Gettleman, whose firing is long overdue, was hired in December 2017 to rebuild this offensive line to salvage the end of Eli Manning’s career.

And now the sad truth is that Gettleman’s ineptitude in trying to fix the O-line has now compromised the performance and evaluation of Manning’s successor, Daniel Jones, Gettleman’s sixth overall pick in 2019.

Jones was pressured on 48% of his dropbacks by the Bucs on Monday night, a season high, hassling him into two interceptions which also were on the QB’s bad decision-making.

[More Giants] Pathetic Giants slouch through blowout loss to Tom Brady’s Buccaneers »
Jones incredibly has only 23 total TDs and 28 turnovers in 24 games playing for Garrett. That includes 20 TD passes and three rushing TDs compared to 17 interceptions and nine lost fumbles.

He has 11 total TDs and 10 turnovers in 10 games this season: only nine TD passes and two rushing TDs compared to seven INTs and three lost fumbles.

Jones was bad on Monday, too, but there has been frustration surrounding Garrett’s situation for a while.

Garrett has champions in the Mara family at the highest rungs of the organization, which is why he was scheduled to interview for their head coaching vacancy before Judge was hired in January 2020.

It resulted in what looked to be an arranged marriage of sorts on Judge’s staff, even though the club presented the staff as a united front.

Last season, Judge fired Garrett’s Cowboys buddy and Giants O line coach Marc Colombo during the bye for insubordination after an altercation. Then the club quietly let go Garrett’s friend, low level assistant Stephen Brown, at season’s end.

Garrett and Brown both missed a game late due to positive COVID-19 tests. Kitchens called the plays in a 20-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns in which a few better throws by Colt McCoy might have made a huge difference.

After last season, at least a month went by with no clarity on whether Garrett would return for a second season. He interviewed for the Chargers job, and it’s believed Judge would have replaced him with proper sign-off, but Garrett had enough pull in the building to hang on.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, a hot head coaching candidate and a former Patriots colleague of Judge’s, made sense as Judge’s OC choice in both 2020 and 2021 if stars had aligned. Instead it was Garrett.

And at the start of this season, it took only two games for players to begin complaining publicly about the offense.

[More Giants] Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas catches touchdown, had celebration ready »
Big money free agent Kenny Golladay was caught on camera yelling at Garrett on the sideline. And when Golladay was asked why he hadn’t made more big plays down the field, he said: “I mean, I don’t really have an answer to that.”

Neither Golladay nor first round picks Kadarius Toney has a TD yet this season. Firing Garrett might not fix everything, but something had to change.

rabblerouser · 11-23-2021, 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loochy

I got to know him quite well from the years he spent here in Dallas.

He's the most monotone, boring, take no risk, cliche talking example of a coach you could ever imagine. He does not have an innovative bone in his body.

The Giants' mess is probably not his fault, but at the same time I'm sure he did little to help. He's just a guy...

J
A
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Coach · 11-23-2021, 04:55 PM

Reports are occurring that JG is very much happier after not having to deal with a shitty QB.

Eureka · 11-23-2021, 05:25 PM

Watch this interview with a Jason Garrett fan. Dude had me rolling. This guys channel is a great laugh.

"JG is the best QB in Dallas history! Did you see the Thanksgiving day game 1994"
"Jimmy Johnson is great and all but Jason Garrett brought Dak in"
"Jerry Jones and strippers"

PunkinDrublic · 11-23-2021, 06:10 PM

I’ll bet he’s secretly relieved he doesn’t have to endure the rest of the season. He can go kick it on the beach somewhere with all that money he stole from Jerrah.

Bump · 11-23-2021, 06:11 PM

why they even hired him in the first place

T-post Tom · 11-23-2021, 06:13 PM

Too fat!

Pasta Little Brioni · 11-23-2021, 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

Who picked the QB and coach, numbnuts??

Not Garrett. Which is the whole point.

PutQuinnIn · 11-23-2021, 08:29 PM

what team will ever employ this chump?

rabblerouser · 11-23-2021, 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PutQuinnIn

what team will ever employ this chump?

"Chicago Bears on line 1 for Jason Garrett..."

PurpleJesus28 · 11-23-2021, 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eureka

Watch this interview with a Jason Garrett fan. Dude had me rolling. This guys channel is a great laugh.

"JG is the best QB in Dallas history! Did you see the Thanksgiving day game 1994"
"Jimmy Johnson is great and all but Jason Garrett brought Dak in"
"Jerry Jones and strippers"

That guy is pretty good.I like when he plays the red neck,the white guy from the Bay,and the security guard bits.

Rainbarrel · 11-24-2021, 07:11 AM

The Gingerbread man is out and panned

**Indian Chief** · 11-24-2021, 07:15 AM

Jason Garrett has a relationship with Giants' ownership. When Joe Judge was hired as head coach, it was "suggested" that Garrett would be a good OC and someone with experience that could help Judge as a first time HC. I don't think Judge is any good as a HC, but Garrett was never his guy. He's been waiting for this moment the last 2 years.

Flying High D · 11-24-2021, 08:33 AM

Should of fired Judge and promoted JG, Dallas style.

**Buehler445** · 11-24-2021, 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

Chris Mara is the VP of Player Personnel.

Imagine if Clark had a slow brother in the FO.

Did not know this.

Woof.

rabblerouser · 11-24-2021, 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flying High D

Should of fired Judge and promoted JG, Dallas style.

Whoever said that the Garret firing was to cover up the ineptitude inherent in the HC and GM would be correct.

6 one way half dozen the other. Joe Judge IS Jason Garrett.

11-23-2021, 12:40 PM
JakeF MVP Join Date: May 2017 Casino cash: $9990400	Giants fired Jason Garrett https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...ehe-story.html Giants fire offensive coordinator Jason Garrett as season spirals: source By PAT LEONARD NEW YORK DAILY NEWS \| NOV 23, 2021 AT 1:15 PM Jason Garrett is out. The Giants fired their offensive coordinator on Tuesday, according to a source, pulling the plug 26 games in on the longtime former Dallas Cowboys head coach. Freddie Kitchens, Joe Judge’s senior offensive assistant, is expected to take over playcalling with Garrett gone, starting with Sunday’s visit from the Philadelphia Eagles (5-6) — a division rival that has won three of four by scoring 44, 30 and 40 points in those victories. The Giants (3-7), on the other hand, rank dead last in the NFL with 42 offensive touchdowns since the start of the 2020 season, when Garrett arrived on Judge’s staff after being fired by the Cowboys. Jason Garrett is out as Giants offensive coordinator a day after a dismal performance by his unit in loss to the Bucs. Jason Garrett is out as Giants offensive coordinator a day after a dismal performance by his unit in loss to the Bucs. (Michael Ainsworth/AP) Judge’s Giants were 31st in points (17.5) and yards (299.6) per game with Garrett calling the plays last season. They are 25th in points (18.9) and 23rd in yards (322.8) per game this season. And Monday night’s 30-10 loss at Tampa saw the team post season lows in points, yards (215), first downs (15) and time of possession (24:21). The Giants offense also was 1-for-9 on third downs. They only scored a touchdown because a fluky Tom Brady interception gave them starting field position at Tampa’s five yard line. Judge reached a boiling point postgame on the offense’s futility and implied Garrett’s job could be in jeopardy. “We’ve got to do a better job of scoring points,” Judge said. “We’ve got to do a better job of putting our players in position to make plays. We have too many good players. We have to put them in a better position to capitalize on it. That’s it. “We gotta make sure we sit down [Tuesday] as a coaching staff and understand how we have to play this game and give our players a chance to make plays,” the head coach continued. “So in reference to any kind of [bad player] body language at the end of the game, I’ll handle the corrections. But if I was a player, there’d be some things I’d be frustrated with, too. [More Giants] Joe Judge has reached boiling point with Jason Garrett’s offense » Garrett lamented publicly last Thursday that the Giants need to invest more in their offensive line the way his Cowboys did to build one of the best fronts in football. It was a valid and accurate criticism. GM Dave Gettleman, whose firing is long overdue, was hired in December 2017 to rebuild this offensive line to salvage the end of Eli Manning’s career. And now the sad truth is that Gettleman’s ineptitude in trying to fix the O-line has now compromised the performance and evaluation of Manning’s successor, Daniel Jones, Gettleman’s sixth overall pick in 2019. Jones was pressured on 48% of his dropbacks by the Bucs on Monday night, a season high, hassling him into two interceptions which also were on the QB’s bad decision-making. [More Giants] Pathetic Giants slouch through blowout loss to Tom Brady’s Buccaneers » Jones incredibly has only 23 total TDs and 28 turnovers in 24 games playing for Garrett. That includes 20 TD passes and three rushing TDs compared to 17 interceptions and nine lost fumbles. He has 11 total TDs and 10 turnovers in 10 games this season: only nine TD passes and two rushing TDs compared to seven INTs and three lost fumbles. Jones was bad on Monday, too, but there has been frustration surrounding Garrett’s situation for a while. Garrett has champions in the Mara family at the highest rungs of the organization, which is why he was scheduled to interview for their head coaching vacancy before Judge was hired in January 2020. It resulted in what looked to be an arranged marriage of sorts on Judge’s staff, even though the club presented the staff as a united front. Last season, Judge fired Garrett’s Cowboys buddy and Giants O line coach Marc Colombo during the bye for insubordination after an altercation. Then the club quietly let go Garrett’s friend, low level assistant Stephen Brown, at season’s end. Garrett and Brown both missed a game late due to positive COVID-19 tests. Kitchens called the plays in a 20-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns in which a few better throws by Colt McCoy might have made a huge difference. After last season, at least a month went by with no clarity on whether Garrett would return for a second season. He interviewed for the Chargers job, and it’s believed Judge would have replaced him with proper sign-off, but Garrett had enough pull in the building to hang on. Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, a hot head coaching candidate and a former Patriots colleague of Judge’s, made sense as Judge’s OC choice in both 2020 and 2021 if stars had aligned. Instead it was Garrett. And at the start of this season, it took only two games for players to begin complaining publicly about the offense. [More Giants] Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas catches touchdown, had celebration ready » Big money free agent Kenny Golladay was caught on camera yelling at Garrett on the sideline. And when Golladay was asked why he hadn’t made more big plays down the field, he said: “I mean, I don’t really have an answer to that.” Neither Golladay nor first round picks Kadarius Toney has a TD yet this season. Firing Garrett might not fix everything, but something had to change.
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Eureka C Chiefs once a year! Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Cali Casino cash: $-1253903	Watch this interview with a Jason Garrett fan. Dude had me rolling. This guys channel is a great laugh. "JG is the best QB in Dallas history! Did you see the Thanksgiving day game 1994" "Jimmy Johnson is great and all but Jason Garrett brought Dak in" "Jerry Jones and strippers"
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Indian Chief Supporter Join Date: Jan 2014 Casino cash: $-1560764	Jason Garrett has a relationship with Giants' ownership. When Joe Judge was hired as head coach, it was "suggested" that Garrett would be a good OC and someone with experience that could help Judge as a first time HC. I don't think Judge is any good as a HC, but Garrett was never his guy. He's been waiting for this moment the last 2 years.
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