New Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett Must Follow this Blueprint

November 8, 2010   ·   Jack Windham   ·   Jump to comments

Jason Garrett has just taken over as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.
There was a time when that would have caused excitement for Cowboys fans. Back then, Garrett was the hot shot young assistant who was destined to become a head coach. Team owner Jerry Jones believed it as well, which is why he decided to invest $3 million a year into Garrett. Nowadays, though, the fans are going to be indifferent to the promotion since his offense has struggled and his play calling has come under fire.
But it's not entirely impossible for Garrett to succeed in his new role.
Garrett needs to learn how to delegate and rely on people with more experience than he has. The former quarterback has to put aside his desire to prove that he's an offensive genius and focus more on being the guy in charge. That's the big difference between being an assistant coach and being a head coach.
The following coaches need to be promoted.
 
Ray Sherman

Sherman needs to be pr...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - NFL
Article is property of BleacherReport.com