Due to some circumstances, I wound up with some extra time to ponder the frustrating and frankly puzzling Dallas Cowboys loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Hopefully, that has allowed some of the initial hasty reactions to settle. But even with that, what has become increasingly clear is that Jerry Jones now faces a major decision. Jason Garrett’s contract expires at the end of this season. And after nine years with him as head coach, and despite a winning record, it looks like the only logical course for Jones is to not offer a new one, and bring in a new head coach and staff to try and use the talent this team has, particularly with Dak Prescott.
Cowboys lesson learned: Time to consider a housecleaning
