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‘I Tried to Fire Jason Garrett’: Ex-Cowboys Employee Reveals How Jerry Jones Let Him Attack Dallas HC for Years

Following the fourth defeat of the season, fans slammed Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones for not paying the coaching staff enough to make them work for a win.

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Published: Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 4:36 AM

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Bryan Broaddus revealed Jerry Jones allowed him to harshly criticize and call for Jason Garrett's firing for years.
Broaddus pushed back against claims that the Cowboys owner routinely blocks media access over critical reporting.
Garrett served as head coach of the Cowboys from 2010 until parting ways with the franchise in 2019.

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Former DallasCowboys.com analyst Bryan Broaddus revealed that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones never censored his critical commentary regarding former head coach Jason Garrett. Responding to social media claims that Jones restricts media access over harsh reporting, Broaddus stated he pushed to fire Garrett for three years without facing pushback from the Jones family.

Garrett served as head coach from 2010 to 2019 before being replaced by Mike McCarthy. The discussion arose as current Cowboys coaches, including offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, face growing scrutiny from fans following early-season losses.

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