(11-11-2019, 09:29 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: We have seven games to play.

If this team manages to lose 4 of those, then I expect changes will be made.  I have absolutely zero clue what those changes might be.

I wouldn't hate it if it were Marrone I guess.  He's a little bit too old school for my taste I guess, but not nearly as much as he is to others.  I was more bothered by the lack of discipline than his old school offensive approach but that stuff has been getting better in most areas.  The final games of this season will be very important for me to evaluate this stuff.

Personally - I think this team can win with Marrone and DeFilippo at the helm offensively even if I'd like to see the run game get a modernized facelift.

If I were to pick one aspect of the staff that's bugging me the most it's gotta be the DC.  I've supported Wash pretty steadfastly since Bradley's departure, but I'm starting to shift my stance.  I just don't see him actively correcting issues frequently enough when elements of his scheme are picked on by opposing offenses. Injuries have been a factor this season, but I'm losing faith in his ability to get the most out of the talent available.

The front office feels much safer to me than most seem to believe. Lots of positive contribution from recent draftees and acquisitions.

Yeah, as long as the team doesn't lose in embarrassing fashion like we usedta in the Gus years, I see Marrone and Flip coming back. I could easily see Wash being sent packing and letting Capers take the reins. Even if we end up 6-10, I don't see a widespread firing of coaches or front office. That asks a lot of any coaches or GM to come in and ride with the guys that are already here. Foles/Minshew should be getting it done with Flip's offense, we've seen in the past how a constant churn of coordinators and position coaches can leave QBs looking like rookies every year.

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