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Jason Garrett has been used as a human piñata, well, for a very long time now. Jerry Jones publicly aired the Cowboys coaching staff out after a 13-9 loss to the Patriots Sunday left a lot to be desired. NFL Twitter relishes in Garrett’s debilitating phobia of taking literally any risks on the football field.
But of all the derogatory Jason Garrett takes circulating the culture, Dez Bryant’s may be the most aggressive.
Coach Garrett need to have a sit down with John Harbaugh and learn how to relate better with his black players….. it’s hard to win whenever you got a divided organization
I 100% don’t believe coach is racist…
he can’t relate
— Dez Bryant (@DezBryant) November 26, 2019
Hmm. Where could this possibly be coming from?
Is it the refusal of black players–or really any player–to slap the hand of Garrett, moistened from the daunting possibility of going for it in four-down territory?
Cowboy players want no part of congrats from Jason Garrett. LOL! pic.twitter.com/N6bEvLAw3M
— Jim Shute (@DFWLANDSHARK) October 13, 2019
Clapping Jason Garrett hung out to dry on high five from Dak https://t.co/UCO2ulmBvI
— Tucker Boynton (@Tucker_TnL) November 24, 2019
Orrr, the more likely scenario is that Dez’s feelings are still hurt from his release from the Cowboys in 2018 before he publicly declared that the organization did him dirty.
Because if I didn’t know any better, I would think that this is the film art for the next buddy comedy produced by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
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