Its the fact that he's won eight games in the last two years and one month of football. That's the problem. And I don't see how you can possibly defend him anymore. People keep crying about talent and that's getting old as well. Jeff Fisher didn't inherit a great team in St. Louis. He's kept them competitive at the minimum. Bruce Arians didn't inherit the greatest of situations in Arizona. He's turned them around quickly. Todd Bowles with New York looks great already this year. Mike Pettine in Cleveland last year made the Browns a bit more interesting but they've taken a step back this year. Daniel Quinn with Kyle Shannahan have the Falcons already looking competitive after an embarrassing season last year. At some point, you have to question the coaching, the play calling, the penalties, etc. Does Gus stack up? No, he doesn't. Stop making excuses. And start coaching better to win some games.

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