Absolutely. When they hired Coughlin on last year I thought it was nearly a done deal with Caldwell being canned. I suppose he was given the benefit of the doubt. And they were able to pin all of their heartache onto Gus Bradley.

But IMHO. If you have to go out and hire someone like Coughlin to fill the position he's in now. Clearly somebody had to have [BLEEP] up along the lines in that building. And it really starts with David Caldwell. I can't imagine this team going beyond much further when we near the end of this month with Caldwell, Marrone and Wash still apart of the future.

Just can't see it. I don't know how Khan and Coughlin will be able to look at themselves in the mirror if they honestly believe they can sell their season ticket holders on the idea that 2018 was just a fluke. There's no [BLEEP] way that's possible now.

All of the blown assignments on defense. The poor play on offense. The changes made at QB and OC STILL yielding essentially the same [BLEEP] we've seen throughout most of the year on offense. It's just not a good enough excuse. Injuries suck. Injuries happen. But we all have jobs to do.

This coaching staff from top down this year has failed miserably. They lacked creativity once the rest of the NFL caught onto our style of 1978 power football on offense. It's embarrassing. Marrone is nothing more than a slightly better version of Mike Mularkey. And that may be too generous at this point.

I am no longer convinced he's the man for the job. I hope he's either canned or he flakes out in year two as the HC and bails on his own like he did the Bills a few years ago. Too basic. Need a forward thinking headcoach that can truly balance, manage and innovate this offense to today's NFL standards.

We're already fixing to eat [BLEEP] on the defensive side of the football starting in a few weeks and moving forward into 2019. Might as well try to counter balance that by going top heavy on offense early and often. Something they should have done earlier this year back in April.

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