Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett to Meet With Jerry Jones For Third Time on Thursday

No one is quite sure what is going on in Dallas. Owner Jerry Jones has not yet made a decision on the future of Jason Garrett, whose contract is up. A Tuesday meeting was supposed to result in a decision one way or the other, yet nothing came to light.

Well, it looks like Jones is still deciding, and now it appears the two are set for a third meeting. Someone calm down Skip Bayless before he explodes.

Jerry & Jason Garrett will reportedly meet AGAIN tomorrow, which is yet ANOTHER sign he will retain his "son" because of all the glass-half-full stats the offense put up and because Dak got hurt before the game at Philly. WAKE UP, JERRY: JASON WAS THE BIGGEST REASON FOR 8-8.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) January 2, 2020

Jones has not hid the fact he views Garrett like a son. Garrett has won two playoff games since he took over full-time in 2011 and his team has never advanced beyond the Divisional round of the playoffs.

He is becoming the new Jeff Fisher with yet another 8-8 season with a team stacked with talent.

Jerry Jones is going to do a full, national coaching search and is accidentally going to hire Jason Garrett.
— Kevin Clark (@bykevinclark) December 30, 2019

The news of a third meeting is a bad sign for fans who want a new coach in Dallas. Is Jones asking Garrett for advice on the situation?

The whole process has been bizarre, and the fact that Garrett remains a member of the Cowboys will surely have a large part of the fan base enraged.