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Web Site: Fire Jason Garrett (But Don't Tell the Lions)

New Web site pops up after Cowboys' loss to Eagles

Updated 6:45 PM CST, Mon, Dec 29, 2008

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After the Dallas Cowboys' embarrassing loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, a Web site has popped up calling for the firing of Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett.

Once seen as next in line to the head coaching position, reports have surfaced saying Garrett is now on the interview list to head the Detroit Lions.

After such a lackluster season, many Cowboys fans are upset over the team's performance

The Web site also appears to be quite popular -- a note at the bottom of the page reads, "This form can no longer accept submissions."

First Published: Dec 29, 2008 6:34 PM CST

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