I've long been a Caldwell supporter (compared to most of the board anyway) and it wasn't until the 2018 post season that I grew more indifferent about him staying or going. He's had some terrific picks, signings and diamond in the rough finds.
He's also made some terrible decisions and had a number of busts to his credit.

IMO, stripping the 2019 defense of too much talent to compete in 2020 was the final nail in the coffin.
He set this defense up to have very little chance to succeed this year.  I don't hate the "get rid of all the ingrates" strategy they employed in the offseason, but you can't take it so far you're stuck with a secondary devoid of real talent outside a rookie first-rounder with a learning curve to manage. And you certainly can't eject the ingrates while simultaneously cutting the Calais Campbells on your roster for cap space in the same purge.

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