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“NFL Football is back! Hooray!”
“With Jason Garrett on the desk! Awwww!”
And so goes the Thursday night NFL TV audience that got the former longtime Dallas Cowboys coach trending on prime time, during the Hall of Fame Game featuring the Jacksonville Jaguars against the Las Vegas Raiders.
They got him trending all the way to #2 on Twitter, only behind a controversial video from former Vice President Dick Cheney with a partially faux negative sentiment (meaning social media users were saying negative things but they were mostly jokes) and its also worth noting that social media is tough on almost every broadcaster at one point or another.
Lets go to the reactions!
Turn on football for the first time in 170 days and Jason Garrett is on my screen 🤮 pic.twitter.com/XSIOHdzUhF
— 👨🏻💼 (@MarchyGOAT63) August 5, 2022
Jason Garrett has been standing like this for about 7 hours now #NFLTwitter #NFL pic.twitter.com/8feLD0HHgR
— Adam Stanley (@aputzer1) August 5, 2022
Is it just me or is Jason Garrett yelling into the mic every time he speaks 😭
— Noah – Good Powerplay SZN🌵 (@NFDevils25) August 4, 2022
Just turned on the Raiders-Jags game. There is a weather delay and Jason Garrett is giving analysis.
Rough start to the 2022 NFL season.
— Thomas Casale (@TheTomCasale) August 4, 2022
Someone tell Jason Garrett this story is way too long for live TV.
— Wyatt 🥃 (@WyattB_FF) August 5, 2022
You’re telling me we’re starting the season with a rain delay and Jason Garrett on the mic?
Where’s the reset button
— Collin Kennedy (@CKennedy247) August 5, 2022
Jason Garrett has been in the booth for 20 minutes and has already annoyed the holy living shit out of me.
— Doug Sant (@DougieSant) August 5, 2022
40 minutes? Jason Garrett? Yeah I’m out
— Artūras Karnišovas Fan Club (@arturasfanclub) August 5, 2022
Jason Garrett holds his microphone so high, the NFL is planning on suspending him for entire season pic.twitter.com/EsKMbmQcGC
— Joey Wright (@thejoeywright) August 5, 2022
Why the HELL is Jason Garrett on my screen
— 🧘🏿 (@fanofsmallville) August 5, 2022
I'm already annoyed at Jason Garrett
— LPG – NYG (@LicensePlateGuy) August 4, 2022
Just like Jason Garrett ran the same plays with the Giants last season. He repeats the same Hall of Fame story about Aikman on the NBC broadcast.
😂
— CGF (@CGF_NFL) August 5, 2022
Tony Dungy and Maria Taylor listening to Jason Garrett telling an incredibly boring story for far too long #HallofFameGame pic.twitter.com/K1xO41slnR
— Billy Dixon (@_Billy_D) August 5, 2022
just turned on nbc to fucking jason garrett, way to ruin it.
— smalls (@StephieSmallls) August 4, 2022
Why is Jason Garrett yelling
— Randy (@randywedo57) August 4, 2022
Can someone tell Jason Garrett he doesn’t have to yell at us?
— Frank Scandurro (@FrankScandurro) August 4, 2022
Jason Garrett is on my TV and I am getting so much PTSD
— Mark Nagi (@MarkNagi) August 4, 2022
I thought Jason Garrett the coach was bad.
Jason Garrett the analyst is so much worse.
— Leb 🦋 (@PlayboiLeb) August 4, 2022
THIS IS ME TYPING LIKE JASON GARRETT IS TALKING TONIGHT
— “Reasonable” Kevin Tompkins (@ktompkinsii) August 4, 2022
Jason Garrett showing all 32 teeth pic.twitter.com/4BJBwaeQls
— it me (@Bert_MU) August 5, 2022
And if it’s NBC social media, viewers will find a way to diss “Meet The Press” host Chuck Todd.
Jason Garrett, seriously?
Then again, I shouldn’t be surprised when NBC is the same network who thinks Chuck Todd is good at his job.
— – CoLiN- (@Lomawny) August 5, 2022
seeing Jason Garrett on football night in America infuriates me
— Andrew (@gmengalaxy) August 5, 2022
Live look at Jason Garrett on NBC pic.twitter.com/JHz4rzTUBs
— Jarad Evans (@PFF_Jarad) August 4, 2022
What do you think?
Are you a Jason Garrett fan?
If not Garrett, who would you rather have on the desk?
Did you watch the HOF game? Or are you waiting for the regular season?
Let me know in the comments below.
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