Cowboys Want Jason Garrett To Return As Head Coach

Dallas Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones says he thinks head coach Jason Garrett is the right man for the job.

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Coming into the 2014 NFL season, Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett was squarely on the hot seat after his third 8-8 season without a playoff appearance. The Cowboys already have 9 wins on the season and Dallas is contending for a playoff spot, but Garrett’s future is still up in the air.

Cowboys’ chief operating officer Stephen Jones, son of owner Jerry Jones, praised Garrett’s job this job

“Jason not only was qualified when he took the job, but he’s improves every day, every week, every month, every year,’’ Jones said, via the Dallas Morning News. “You know, one of the things you fear is that you train a guy up and then he leaves and he goes on and he’s even better for the next team than he was for you.

“I think Jason has grown leaps and bounds. We are so comfortable — you know, comfortable can be a bad word, you want to be on edge too – -but I really think Jason is the right guy for this job.’’

He went on to clarify that the Jones family is very fond of Garrett and his wife, but he did say that the way the season ends will play a roll in the decision.

“Obviously it’s an improvement this year and an improvement at a time when a lot of people didn’t think we would improve,’’ Jones said. “They actually thought we might go backwards and here we are at nine wins with three games to go.

“We’ve got a lot of work to do. But I really think Jason is the right guy for this job, and I know Jerry thinks the same thing. I certainly see Jason being a big part of our future.’’

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