Chicago Sun-Times

former cowboys coach garrett joins giants as oc

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Jason Garrett is headed to the other side of the Giants-Cowboys rivalry after agreeing to become the Giants’ new offensive coordinato­r.

The 53-year-old Garrett has ties to the Giants organizati­on, having played there from 2000 to 2003. He remains well-respected within the organizati­on after posting a 13-6 record against them as the Cowboys’ coach.

Garrett’s experience as a head coach could serve as an asset to Joe Judge, who has never been a head coach at any level.

Garrett will bring to New York a timingbase­d offense that has worked well with young quarterbac­ks in the past. He had immediate success with Tony Romo early in his career and was a key figure in the developmen­t of Dak Prescott. He will be tasked with helping develop quarterbac­k Daniel Jones, who showed lots of promise in his rookie season after taking over for Eli Manning.

Moore staying with Cowboys as oc

Kellen Moore is staying as offensive coordinato­r for the Cowboys, and new coach

Mike McCarthy says the plan is for Moore to continue calling plays. Moore was promoted to his current job in the final season under former coach Jason Garrett.

Chiefs DT Jones questionab­le vs. Titans

Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones (calf), who was a limited participan­t in practice Friday, is listed as questionab­le against the Titans.

Jaguars to interview Linehan for OC job

The Jaguars plan to interview former Cowboys offensive coordinato­r Scott Linehan this weekend for their offensive coordinato­r job. Marrone interviewe­d former Giants coach Ben McAdoo on Thursday.

eagles add Barwin to front-office staff

The Eagles hired former player Connor Barwin former defensive end as special assistant to the general manager. Barwin spent four seasons (2013 to 2016) of his 10-year playing career with the Eagles.

 ?? GETTY IMAGES ?? Jason Garrett’s experience as a head coach should help Joe Judge, who has never been a head coach.
GETTY IMAGES Jason Garrett’s experience as a head coach should help Joe Judge, who has never been a head coach.

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