Jason Garrett is expected to be fired. Eventually. Probably. At some point, there will be some resolution. For now, though, there is nothing official, despite reports he will not be with the Cowboys moving forward after nine-plus seasons as their head coach.
Oddly, Garrett has been handling exit interviews with players, Yahoo Sports reported, as if he is still the team’s head coach or at least part of the organization. The interviews have been similar to those conducted in past years. Garrett has thanked players for their help and talked about the plan moving forward, though some players opted not to meet with him because of the strange dynamic.
“The interview confused [the player],” one source said. “[He] went in thinking it was going to be a goodbye and maybe he’d hear a ‘this is a business’ speech, and it turned out to be more of a ‘good job’ and ‘see you later’ feeling. It’s normal to the point of being weird, given everything [he] was expecting.”
Added another source familiar with the exit interviews: “Jason is so myopic. I think he’s just doing his job like everything is normal because his contract hasn’t expired yet. He’s still under contract, so he’s still doing his job like he normally would.”
It’s all part of this strange saga in which Garrett has met with owner Jerry Jones and his son, general manager Stephen Jones, twice since the season ended, without a resolution to his status. Garrett showed up on Thursday for a third meeting, but then that never happened.
His contract is up on Jan. 14, and the Cowboys have yet to meet with or speak to a potential replacement. ESPN’s Ed Werder reported that the Joneses would not be so deliberate if they thought they were risking losing out on any head coaching candidates they were interested in.
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