On the uncommon occasions that Troy Aikman needed to miss enjoying time, backup QB Jason Garrett might be counted on to step in and coolly care for things. He was once round for the '92, '93, and '95 Cowboys' Super Bowl wins, and went on to play for the New York Giants and Tampa Bay Buccaneers whilst establishing himself as a devoted student of the sport. All signs pointed to a long term occupation in coaching, and all indicators had been right — he got his feet rainy as quarterbacks trainer of the Dolphins in 2005, rejoined the Cowboys as offensive coordinator in 2007, and took over as head coach in 2010, a place he still keeps.
At least, he does as of this writing. Among Dallas fanatics, there is a strong perception that Garrett — who is staunchly conservative in his play-calling philosophy — has didn't capitalize on the ridiculous talent he is fielded during his reign, together with shoo-in future Hall of Famers like Jason Witten and Tony Romo. Realistically, Garrett most likely does not have much to worry about because when Jerry Jones likes you, he is it seems that keen to omit so much. But if Coach Garrett desires to win the fans back over, he has a beautiful easy street map — person who leads to Roman numerals and a large trophy.
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