Judd Garrett, Jim Garrett III and Jason Garrett Garrett family Teasing stopped on the football field, where Jason is The Boss. “He was always the coach, always organizing,” Judd said.

Jason Garrett promises his focus is on the present and the immediate future, and not the past. So it should come as no surprise that the current offensive coordinator of the Giants, ...

Jason Garrett is out as Giants offensive coordinator a day after a dismal performance by his unit in loss to the Bucs. So ends the arranged marriage of sorts between Judge and Garrett, who had ...

Jason Garrett Had Unique Comparison For Tua Tagovailoa Ahead of Dolphins-Packers Game Before he would call tonight’s game, Jason Garrett made a bold comparison, calling Tagovailoa the Magic ...

NFL fans tuning into Sunday Night Football to close out their day of NFL television got a bit of a surprise when NBC’s broadcast showed coach-turned-commentator Jason Garrett in the booth to ...

Take Jason Garrett of the New York Giants as an example. When Joe Judge became the head coach, he entered into an arranged marriage with Garrett as his offensive coordinator.

Giants offensive coordinator Jason Garrett initially appeared to tell reporters at Giants camp to call him “coach” as he walked off the podium on Thursday morning.

Jason Garrett Enjoyed A Successful 15-Year Coaching Career. Garret spent 15 total years in the NFL as either an offensive coordinator or head coach.

NBC college football color commentator Jason Garrett's most distinguishing feature through the years has been his ginger hair. This week though, fans have noticed that he seems to have made it a ...

Jason Garrett was out of work for three days before landing his next job. He probably didn’t know what to do with all that free time. The Giants announced Friday that Garrett will become the ...

Jason Garrett and his offense had just converted a very difficult 3rd and 11 when Tony Romo made yet another late-game play on a throw to Dez Bryant and set the Cowboys up at the Cardinals 31-yard ...

Jason Garrett’s peak as an NFL player came on Thanksgiving Day in 1994 when starting in place of an injured Troy Aikman, he led the Dallas Cowboys to victory over the Green Bay Packers.