Philadelphia Eagles rival watch: 5 Possible replacements for Jason Garrett

If you’re a Philadelphia Eagles fan, the topic of who replaces Jason Garrett is just as interesting as any news that concerns Philly.

Well, if you’re an NFL fan, especially a Philadelphia Eagles fan, you’d have to agree that we’re all approaching the end of an era, After serving as and as their offensive coordinator in 2007 and then as their assistant head coach and offensive coordinator from 2008 until 2010 before being promoted to interim in that 2010 season, Jason Garrett has paced the sidelines as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys since 2011.

It’s all over now though. The general consensus is Dallas will move on from Garrett at the end of the Cowboys’ season, unless, of course, they flip a switch and go on a dramatic late-season and postseason run. Based on the eyeball test, that seems to be very unlikely to happen.

To be honest, if you’re an Eagles fan you would hope Garrett is around forever. That would ensure years of apathy for the Cowboys organization. Unfortunately, Dallas seems to have figured that out. Sure, they figured it out after everybody else, a distinguishing trait of the NFL’s most football-illiterate fan base, but it sunk in nonetheless.

The Cowboys have lost three straight games, and even if they were to make the postseason, it’s doubtful that they’d find any success, so yes, fans want Garrett out. Some of the media wants Garrett out, and you can argue the fact that there are quite a few Cowboys supporters that wish he would have been given the pink slip already.

They won’t have to wait much longer. Here are five potential replacements once the inevitable happens. Let’s count them down.