Jason Garrett Now Open To Having Offensive Coordinator

A few days ago, it was reported that Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys brass may ask head coach Jason Garrett to hire an offensive coordinator so he can focus on the total team. Garrett initially balked at the idea, saying things would remain at the “status quo.” On Tuesday, Jones spoke during a radio interview and made it known he was disappointed in his team’s regular season finish and “promised an uncomfortable off-season of change.” By Thursday, Garrett had suddenly changed his tune and was absolutely open to having an offensive coordinator or some offensive help on his staff, as ESPN Dallas reports. “We would just talk it through,” Garrett said on Wednesday. “Again, line one for me in the position that I’m in is, ‘What’s best for the Dallas Cowboys’ in every way, shape or form, however we’re doing.’ Anything and everything is on the table.” I would think Jones made it very clear to Garrett that he wanted him to get some offensive help, so that he could formally focus on every aspect of the team and avoid some of the silly mistakes that plagued the team. Garrett said all the correct things in addressing his about-face. “If we think collectively that something can help us in doing something different than we’re doing it now — that’s going to make us a better football team — I’m open to it,” Garrett said. “I’ve made no bones about that from the beginning. I just believe in that from the bottom of my heart.” Looks like Jerry Jones has brought the uncomfortable feeling.