(03-07-2020, 04:39 PM)D-Money Wrote:

(03-07-2020, 12:54 PM)Caldrac Wrote: A General Manager IS that though. THAT's my point. If Caldwell did his job as a General Manager and properly added the right pieces to the roster and the right people to the coaching staff he wouldn't have had to have worried about Khan going to Coughlin to come in behind him and hope that he fixed the issues that were generated BECAUSE of Caldwell. 

That's the biggest problem right now with our team. Caldwell is a left over from Bradley. Marrone and Wash are all left over's from Bradley's era as well. You can't change the culture nor the identity here when you continue to hold onto left overs that have failed you over and over again. Something isn't adding up. 

Until we see a clean sweep of past regimes here I highly doubt anything will change. We've passed on opportunities to land better General Managers and Coaches while holding onto people like Caldwell and Bradley's left overs for nearly 7 - 8 years. That's really, really bad management.

They are not going to understand what you are saying but you are 1000% correct. Caldwell must have something on Shad or Shad just feels like he will use a different approach feeling he will give Dave time to [BLEEP] up and improve rather than just get rid of him after 3 to 4 years. The problem is, is that Caldwell keeps [BLEEP] up the time given, he has showed no improvement. I am starting believe the only reason for the 2017 season was because of Coughlin. Coughlin, just got to involved because he saw Dave not doing [BLEEP]. THE ANSWER IN SIMPLE GET RID OF DAVE CALDWELL and try someone else

Or Shad looks at the team and thinks "Geez, Dave sure did bring in a bunch of really talented players over the years, and he looked after expenses pretty well too." The groceries were fine, the chef has been terrible. This team was in good shape talent-wise and with the salary cap when Coughlin got here and "opened up Shad's wallet", kinda like 1999 all over again. For the record, I would've fired Marrone already and am on the fence about Caldwell, but the fact remains that this team was pretty talented on paper in 2017 before the culture stuff started being a problem, and that problem is all on Coughlin as the NFLPA rightly noted.

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