(11-24-2019, 11:47 PM)Upper Wrote: The biggest difference is that Minshew faced Mariota, Flacco, Teddy, Kyle Allen, Bengals, and Jets. Foles immediately had to jump in to face two solid teams. Minshew is better, but he isn't winning either of these games for us either.

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On topic, at this point I don't care if it's tomorrow or Black Monday, as long as it does happen and as long as it is all of our 3 headed snake FO.

Minshew faced three of the better defenses in the NFL [four times actually if you count the tinhorns twice]. All of those games with the exception of the London game were decided by one score and they had a chance to win potentially in the end.

It's aggravating that they've shelved this kid for a guy that honestly should have been shut down for the 2019 season. Now you've created a story that could have easily been disregarded.

All they've done is driven away any positive momentum that was in the tank. They forced Foles into a terrible position where he's not ready to go and they did it during a divisional stretch of games where everyone is still fighting for a play off spot.

There was no reason to rush Foles back. None whatsoever. The glaring issues along the offensive line were made evident during the opener when Foles was injured. It was made further evident when Minshew was out there.

The running game is inconsistent. The injuries at the tight end position have been consistent. The defense has been inconsistent. Nothing was going to "click" with Nick this late in the season. This isn't Philadelphia.

Now the headlines will read "Buyer's Remorse" regarding Foles. Marrone cost himself his job. He could have potentially saved face had he stuck it out with Minshew. He could have canned Wash like he did Hackett last year and distanced himself from the hot seat.

In a way. I am glad he did this to himself. Because he's lost. He's barely a subpar coach on a good day. There's no excuses for the penalties. There's no excuses for the inconsistinces on both sides of the football. He's clearly shown that he lacks the ability to adjust, correct and flatout take over games as a coach and manage them all out of a hole.

He has to go. He should have went last year. Along with Wash. Along with Caldwell. Coughlin should be on his way out too. The handling of Bortles extension. Foles contract offer coupled with the Ramsey ordeal and failure to reach anything long term with Ngakoue is inexcusable. Myles Jack's extension showing negative returns almost instantly with a game ejection.

Reaching for a runningback is inexcusable. Trading away picks for players who were in and out of here like Hyde and Kessler is inexcusable. Add Dobbs to that list as well.

I am terrified to see what Caldwell and Coughlin will do with these draft picks next year and the following year. Terrified. They've yet to show anything really tangible or note worthy aside from taking the no brainer choices in Ramsey who is gone and recently Allen.

I don't trust them. Doug Marrone reminds me a lot of Mike Tice. Just a [BLEEP] one dimensional oaf that has no answers for anything. A lost overachiever that should honestly be left to coaching positionally instead of heading everything. It happens.

But that [BLEEP] show needs to end already.

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