Jason Garrett Spent His Likely Last Moment With Cowboys by Hanging Out With Family at AT&T Stadium
As disappointing as the Jason Garrett era has been for the Dallas Cowboys, it's easy to feel bad for the man. After all, Garrett has been criticized and made fun of by fans and media personalities (sometimes deserving, sometimes not) for his entire career as a head coach.
With his contract set to expire at the conclusion of this season and his team officially eliminated from playoff contention, Garrett and his family spent time on the field together at AT&T Stadium following Sunday's game to take pictures and soak in what may be Garrett's final game as the Cowboys coach.
Hours after the #DallasCowboys win over the Redskins, Jason Garrett took to the field at AT&T Stadium for possibly the last time as head coach to throw around the football with his family and friends.
— SportsDay Cowboys (@dmn_cowboys) December 30, 2019
?: @SmileyPool #CowboysNation pic.twitter.com/oCZKVFbS6f
You can say what you will about Garrett as a coach, (he certainly got more chances than he earned, and his final season was an utter disaster), but when you look at these images, you can really feel for the man and his family.
Garrett truly seems to love working for the Cowboys organization. Unfortunately, the vultures are beginning to circle, and it's expected he will not be offered another contract.
Please, Jerry, don't be a prisoner of the 44-16 moment. Don't decide your "son" Jason Garrett "finished strong" and deserves another year. Don't waste next season, too.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) December 30, 2019
For a team with Super Bowl inspirations to finish with a .500 mark is inexcusable. Judging from these photos, it seems as though Garrett sees the writing on the wall himself. With Black Monday upon us, we will be eagerly waiting for an announcement from the team regarding Garrett's status.