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DALLAS (105.3 THE FAN) - The terrible 2015 NFL season is finally over for the Dallas Cowboys.

After finishing with a dismal 4-12 record, Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett joined The Fan's Shan & RJ to recap the Sunday loss to the Redskins and give a eulogy for the 2015 regular season.

The name of the game for Garrett's Cowboys in 2015 was adversity. With a constant barrage of injuries and losing several starters and stars - the team was just never able to overcome the setbacks.

Even though his team lost in spectacular fashion to the Redskins (what an awful 1st quarter), Garrett had nothing but positive things to say about the performance of his back-up QB Kellen Moore.

"Kellen did a lot of good things," said Garrett. "He was a big part of the success we had moving the ball."

Moore, who threw an impressive 33/48, for 435 yards with 3 TDs and 2 INT, impressed the coach with the limited time he had with the team. "I thought he got better over the two games he played" said Garrett.

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When asked if the Cowboys front office has any plans to begin making 'off-season' moves in the area of player personnel, specifically with embattled DE Greg Hardy, the coach stayed tight-lipped. "I don't want to get into any of the personnel stuff today" said Garrett.

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