Dallas Cowboys Loss, Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett To Blame

September 14, 2010   ·   Nabeel Ahmadieh   ·   Jump to comments

On Sunday night’s much anticipated debut between the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys, the Cowboys looked anything but Super Bowl contenders.  Yet, at the end of the primetime game, they were in position to score a go-ahead touchdown and win the game (which they did, but was wiped out by a holding penalty).
You can point the blame many places.  The 12 penalties.  Deangelo Hall’s return off the Tashard Choice fumble at the end the first half that gave the Redskins a 10-0 lead and momentum.  Kicker David Beuhler’s missed 34 yard field goal attempt in the first quarter, which would have change the Cowboys strategy late in the game.  Alex Barron’s three holding penalties in the final 30 minutes of game time or even the final one which cost the cowboys a game winning touchdown. 
But in the grand scheme of things, it was Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett that cost Dallas the game. 
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