Interim head coach Jason Garrett took the podium after the Dallas Cowboys 38-35 overtime victory over the Indianapolis Colts to discuss the big win for Dallas and their keys to victory. One of the key’s to victory was keeping the ball out of Peyton Manning’s hands.

“We had to run the football, and the byproduct of running the football well is you keep Peyton Manning on the sideline and keep him out of the game and prevent him from making a big play,” Garrett said. “We had to run the ball at these guys. They’re great pass rushers. To be able t0 run the football downhill at them was big.”

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Garrett has the right approach to his new coaching gig, but you have to feel a little sorry for him because he is facing a near impossible task. The team is 1-7 with a struggling defense, no running game, and back-up quarterback who is best suited to bag groceries.

Of course, Garrett could prove all of the doubters wrong. Afterall, you do need a right combination of attitude and talent to succeed at this level. Everyone keeps claiming this roster is loaded with talent, but lacks the proper attitude. Garrett has the approach you want. He’s said all of the right things. Now let’s just hope he has the chops it takes to be a successful head coach.