Jason Garrett wasn't the guy to stand up to Jerry Jones, and that's what the Cowboys need

Jason Garrett, we hardly knew ye.  But really, how could we?  Some coaches ooze every bit of their personalities on the sideline. Even if they don't want us to get a read on them, they can't help it.  The Dallas Cowboys were featured on national television on a near-weekly basis in 2019, and Garrett might have been captured on the sidelines saying all of seven words. Forget playing his cards close to his vest. They were under lock and key.  Playing the role of subordinate in the NFL's most co-dependent relationship, Garrett never let his slip show.  Until Thursday night that is, when he was apparently handed his, this slip being of the pink variety.  Garrett is out in Big D, ESPN's Ed Werder reported on Thursday night, Jones unable to bury off the bombshell in a typical Friday news dump. Perhaps we should've guessed as much back in late November, when Jones lit into the Cowboys' coaching staff after an inept 13-9 loss to the New England Patriots dropped them to 6-5.  It wasn't just that Jones called his coac

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