I voted blank #2 because the options presented didn't quite fit.

Tom must go. There is a rift between him and everyone else below him, and until that is fixed, we will have little success bringing in GM, coaches, or players that do not want to be micromanaged.
The coaching staffs (stalves?) must go. We are underprepared on a weekly basis. There is no flexibility in gameplan when the current plans are not working.
I'm on the fence about our GM. We have done well to acquire talent in the draft. High-dollar free agency has been our achilles heel, but because of the subversion by the EVP, I don't know how much of those moves are attributed to the GM, or if they were just following marching orders.

The roster has a few bright spots. We are young in a number of areas, and show potential. However, everything in the retool/rebuild debate depends on the staff charged with righting the ship. Are they going to be a play action, run-focused offense, or are we going to be a finesse team that relies on scheming over brute force? Do we move to a different defensive alignment? Do we continue to build a defense on speed and turnovers, or focus on physical dominance at the line?

If I had to lean in one direction, it would be retooling. We have some young talent to build around. If we go full blow it up and build the roster from ground zero, the franchise may not survive.

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(12-11-2019, 12:55 AM)MojoKing Wrote: Would anyone be down for us hiring a new GM, and letting Tom coach again?

Like Tom Coughlin got us into this mess, he has a year to prove he can get us out of it. But, not in the press box but on the sidelines.

Call me crazy, but I would be kind of down for Tom to coach a year

1) I don't think Tom wants to coach any longer.
2) If Tom took over, he may alienate the remaining talent on the roster.
3) You're crazy. Don't ever say I am no good at taking direction.

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