Keep pulling the thread on Jason Garrett.
Jason Garrett is scheduled to interview for the head coach position with the Tennessee Titans.
Jason Garrett believes Nick Saban's greatest strength as a leader is his relentless enforcement of accountability to the team's vision in every detail of the organization.
Early in his coaching career, Jason Garrett turned down head coaching opportunities with both the Baltimore Ravens and the Atlanta Falcons.
A key interview question Jason Garrett uses for prospective players is to ask about the biggest challenge they have faced in life and how they overcame it.
When interviewing draft prospects, Jason Garrett asks them where their coaches and teammates would rank them on a 1-100 scale for their "love of football" and to provide evidence for that ranking.
Jason Garrett believes a leader's primary job, based on advice from Jimmy Johnson, is to create an environment where every person in the organization can perform at their best.
Jason Garrett served as a head coach in the NFL for nine years.
Jason Garrett believes a past failure in his coaching career was a lack of organizational discipline, which led the team to deviate from its vision by chasing "shiny objects."
The Tennessee Titans have a significant amount of salary cap room, which Jason Garrett views as an asset for a potential organizational turnaround.
Jason Garrett credits former Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson with establishing the team's culture of hard work.
Jason Garrett's first coaching job was with the Miami Dolphins under head coach Nick Saban.
Jason Garrett views the Dallas Cowboys as an international brand on par with the New York Yankees and Manchester United.