Meyer was handed incredible resources to upgrade this roster.  He had 5 draft picks in the top 65.  He had more money available under the salary cap than any other NFL team.  The expectation was significant progress and he hasn't come remotely close.  Below is the snap percentages for the rookie class.  These percentages represent offensive snaps for offensive players and defensive snaps for defensive players.  They do exclude special teams.  

Trevor Lawrence 99%
Tyson Campbell 68%
Luke Farrell 26%
Walker Little 11%
Andre Cisco 9%
Jay Tufele 2%
Jordan Smith 0%
Jalen Camp 0% (Cut)
Travis Etienne 0% (IR)

That's it?  Really?  Other than Lawrence, the only draft pick getting significant playing time is Campbell and he's mostly looked bad.  Think about it.  We have a 2nd rounder, a 3rd rounder and two 4th rounders and none of them have played more than 11% of the snaps.  It's one thing for a rookie not getting a lot of playing time on a playoff team, but we were 1-15 last year and currently 2-8 and our rookies can't get on the field?  Why would we want to give Meyer another draft?

Free agency was also a disappointment.  Their three biggest signings were defensive players with contracts of 3 years/$40 million, 4 years/$35 million, and 3 years/$23.4 million.  What results did all of this buy us?  1 sack.  0 interceptions.  0 forced fumbles.  0 fumble recoveries.  To the extent that our defense has looked good this year, it has largely been with big plays from players from last year's team.  16 of 18 sacks this year were from players on last year's team.  All but 2 interceptions and 1 forced fumble as well. 

I could go on.  I don't think I even need to comment on the feebleness of the offense.  You then factor the poor coaching on top of all of this (back to back 12 men on the field!??!!?!), and it is clear that Meyer and Baalke need to go.

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