(10-29-2024, 08:10 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I think you guys are nuts. No one is going anywhere.

If the D continues to give up 30 a game and can't get our best/high-dollar players to be impactful, I think you have to do something. You may not fire the DC, but you may give someone under him a little more authority to try and fix what's broked. If DC on his own is not demonstrating a strategy to adapt and succeed, get another voice in the room to start offering ideas.

I agree though that I doubt the coach is scapegoated at this point, especially if the offense continues to rack up numbers and keep the games competitive. But the D is sacrificing opportunity and something has to be done or heads will eventually start rolling, and smart coaches would be sure theirs is not the one on the block.

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