I've watched plenty of Garret's interviews here in DP's platform, and I've enjoyed them, but this segment here was the best of them all. Great info and insight. It's taken a while, but I'm at a point where I look forward and enjoy hearing Jason comment on everything football
@Gordie-v7n ... Agree with Tucker, not on board with Steve Young. Young has never been a good analyst of Football, IMO, since he's gotten into TV. But to each it's own, there are a segment of fans who like what Steve has to say
As a Cowboys fan, I’ve done a 180* on him. I’m glad he’s having success. I didn’t like him as a coach but I also put blame on the ownership in Dallas given the type of coaches they want to coddle the players. I enjoy the games he’s called so far. He can take Collinsworth spot.
he's a good and knowledgeable dude and not being HC material is not a character flaw ... in fact just the opposite .... most of the successful HCs are horrible human beings better to be a good human being
Russell Wilson is following the Kurt Warner 2nd act script. Warner went to the Giants after he left the Rams, played decent but not incredible, gets benched & everyone says he's washed & should retire. Then Warner goes to Arizona as a backup, but once he gets in the starting lineup he plays like a top 3 QB similar to how he did during his Rams/MVP/Super Bowl years. He leads the Cardinals to the Super Bowl where they barely lose but still puts up a few more excellent years after that before calling it a career. Hopefully Russell's going to keep playing well & leads the Steelers deep into the playoffs. It'd be nice if the football world starts putting some respect on Russell's name again & he finishes his HOF career the way he wants
Does Dan know what "hypothetically" means? What a sneak. He uses the word, then asks straight out if Garrett was ever told to play somebody he didn't want to play (by whom, I wonder. Hmm.) Garrett doesn't take the bait and talks around it. Good for him.
Get rid of the “giving them selves up” concept. It may be counterintuitive, but it would ultimately make things safer for a ball carrier. Slide all you want. Dive all you want but you will not be considered down until you are touched. It keeps the ball carrier more aware and thus safer. If someone hits the carrier while he’s on the ground instead of simply touching him, it’s a penalty. It had been that way for decades and it was never a problem. Roger Staubach used to slide fairly regularly and he never got hurt while doing so. His injuries never had anything to do with him sliding or trying to get extra yardage on a scramble. It’s pretty simple. When players feel protected, they get a false sense of security and they play a bit more reckless.
nobody on an NFL field feels secure dude. i understand your thought process but you’re not really considering how absolutely violent and fast the NFL is. QBs know it.
just treat running QB like RB or WR once past the line of scrimmage will cut back on all of this bullshit and will cut back on designed QB runs ... life goes on
@@markbailey17 well it does until it doesn't none of this stuff really matters things like this issue, the QBs sliding, is manufactured problems .... easy solutions but instead, something byzantine will be instituted so shows like this have some gristle and a reason to exist
I've watched plenty of Garret's interviews here in DP's platform, and I've enjoyed them, but this segment here was the best of them all. Great info and insight. It's taken a while, but I'm at a point where I look forward and enjoy hearing Jason comment on everything football
Agreed …. Well thought out answers and informative views . Him , Ross Tucker and Steve Young are my favourite guests on the show .
@Gordie-v7n ... Agree with Tucker, not on board with Steve Young. Young has never been a good analyst of Football, IMO, since he's gotten into TV. But to each it's own, there are a segment of fans who like what Steve has to say
jason garret is awesome. i could listen to this man talk football all day.
Always enjoy seeing Jason...good at what he now does...one of best, imo
As a Cowboys fan, I’ve done a 180* on him. I’m glad he’s having success. I didn’t like him as a coach but I also put blame on the ownership in Dallas given the type of coaches they want to coddle the players. I enjoy the games he’s called so far. He can take Collinsworth spot.
he's a good and knowledgeable dude and not being HC material is not a character flaw ... in fact just the opposite .... most of the successful HCs are horrible human beings
better to be a good human being
Wish he could take Collinsworth and his glazing out of the booth.
Great guest
Russell Wilson is following the Kurt Warner 2nd act script. Warner went to the Giants after he left the Rams, played decent but not incredible, gets benched & everyone says he's washed & should retire. Then Warner goes to Arizona as a backup, but once he gets in the starting lineup he plays like a top 3 QB similar to how he did during his Rams/MVP/Super Bowl years. He leads the Cardinals to the Super Bowl where they barely lose but still puts up a few more excellent years after that before calling it a career. Hopefully Russell's going to keep playing well & leads the Steelers deep into the playoffs. It'd be nice if the football world starts putting some respect on Russell's name again & he finishes his HOF career the way he wants
He's not a HOFer my boi 😂
Shea in Irving must be livid right now. 😂😂😂
well jason which is it, was it egregious or a split second play. because you said both.
Does Dan know what "hypothetically" means? What a sneak. He uses the word, then asks straight out if Garrett was ever told to play somebody he didn't want to play (by whom, I wonder. Hmm.) Garrett doesn't take the bait and talks around it. Good for him.
yes, dan knows what the word “hypothetical” means.
Get rid of the “giving them selves up” concept. It may be counterintuitive, but it would ultimately make things safer for a ball carrier. Slide all you want. Dive all you want but you will not be considered down until you are touched. It keeps the ball carrier more aware and thus safer. If someone hits the carrier while he’s on the ground instead of simply touching him, it’s a penalty. It had been that way for decades and it was never a problem. Roger Staubach used to slide fairly regularly and he never got hurt while doing so. His injuries never had anything to do with him sliding or trying to get extra yardage on a scramble. It’s pretty simple. When players feel protected, they get a false sense of security and they play a bit more reckless.
nobody on an NFL field feels secure dude. i understand your thought process but you’re not really considering how absolutely violent and fast the NFL is. QBs know it.
@@markbailey17 There are degrees to everything. Dude.
Crazy for Dan to call the eagles and bills and underdog story
Detroit is the obvious underdog, Danny.
PM is the king of taking advantage of I’m in bounds I’m out of bounds …no im in bounds
just treat running QB like RB or WR once past the line of scrimmage
will cut back on all of this bullshit and will cut back on designed QB runs ... life goes on
it’s funny that your take about this issue is “life goes on.” like i’m genuinely chuckling.
@@markbailey17 well it does
until it doesn't
none of this stuff really matters
things like this issue, the QBs sliding, is manufactured problems .... easy solutions but instead, something byzantine will be instituted so shows like this have some gristle and a reason to exist
@@richarddecredico6098 life goes on. 💀
Nothing but hypotheticals and comparisons from DP like usual. Time to replace him asap
lol alabama
Teach QB's to slide different. Not a baseball slide. Get your head down.
At least brush your hair. You’re on tv. Have some respect for the show.
Dan will throw you under the bus...then ask about eli hof and your heisman
At this point, let just play flag football.
heyo.