Just now, joemas6 said:

seem to not read the whole posts either.  " you clearly don't want Siri fired " ... not really... I CLEARLY said it should be about the direction of the team going forward... not the 2023 team.  Very simple.   

Because you never make an actual decision on anything you just ride the fence on everything have some damn opinions for once 

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

You can't implement a plan to replace players week 13.

LOL no but you can change schemes if you learned anything at all the first 12 weeks

Just now, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Because you never make an actual decision on anything you just ride the fence on everything have some damn opinions for once 

Again... I don't make the decision.   I'm not riding a fence.. . If I were the owner.. I'm not going to be an emotional idiot like 3/4 of the fanbase and react on that.

Lurie has had his success taking his time and evaluating.  I think very smart to hear everything from everyone on the exit interviews etc.  Then make a decision according to that. 

Very simple.  Also... as we have seen over the years.   Success and failure come and go... why couldn't Siri change some things under better circumstances? Or any other coach for that matter.  

Btw... if Lurie fires Siri... we know he isn't going to go for anyone who has already been a head coach in the NFL. That's not his thing. 

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Yes...because a huge part of " the plan" should involve replacing players... which you couldn't do week 13.

From a coaching standpoint... there needs to be the guy who can simplify the game for our QB.   Play designs that involve less decision making.  That take advantage of his threat to run the ball.   

8 plays is pretty simple. We lack execution. How about crap tackling allowing untold YAC's? Was that the plan? How about the 12 yard cushion. That has to be by design>? You can't change that?

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

LOL no but you can change schemes if you learned anything at all the first 12 weeks

What scheme would help Bradberry?

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

8 plays is pretty simple. We lack execution. How about crap tackling allowing untold YAC's? 

Right...what scheme helps the tackling?

Just now, joemas6 said:

Right...what scheme helps the tackling?

Which sucked all year except for Blankenship... who didn't play vs Tampa

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

A consultant has a life. . A coordinator lives the job.  At his age.... consultant much better than a coordinator. 

But that;s NOT what he wanted. He said he "fought hard" to remain as coach,so that is out the window. The man wants to coach

1 minute ago, joemas6 said:

Again... I don't make the decision.   I'm not riding a fence.. . If I were the owner.. I'm not going to be an emotional idiot like 3/4 of the fanbase and react on that.

 

Neither do I and guess can still say I think Siri should be fired it’s called an OPINION you should try it for once in your life instead of trying to act like your smarter then everyone else 

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Which is the wrong approach.   Seemed like that was the approach with Desai.    Not good business.   

Neither is having to search for a new staff

3 hours ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Hard to ask players to take responsibility and hold themselves accountable when it didn’t seem like the coaches were doing that 

IDK the crap tackling was on the players lack of execution. You can't allow 137 yards in one 1/4 with 88 of those being YAC

1 hour ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

"A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he'll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn't pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don't know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said."

Hard to fix some problems especially on the offensive side of part of that problem in the HC to begin with. Sounds as though Siri going to have to be willing to change and bend his structure give more freedom to his coordinators if this is to turn around 

Why hire an OC if you re just going to override them?

AR thought he should have been fired way before he was great coach 

Doug thought we should have kept doing alright with the jags 

Siri think we should fire does it mean he can’t fix thing nope does it mean he is a Terri or coach nope 

Just like my opinion is belicheat going to be terrible at his next stop one of if not the greatest coaches of all time still don’t t think he will be good in his next stop 

1 hour ago, joemas6 said:

 I'm not worried about fixing 2023...  that's done.

It fell apart,the wheels came off and the coach couldn't get it back. In fact it got worse and kept getting worse. When we play good teams we had no answers,that is on the HC.

1 minute ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

AR thought he should have been fired way before he was great coach 

Doug thought we should have kept doing alright with the jags 

Siri think we should fire does it mean he can’t fix thing nope does it mean he is a Terri or coach nope 

Just like my opinion is belicheat going to be terrible at his next stop one of if not the greatest coaches of all time still don’t t think he will be good in his next stop 

Idk...going out on a limb there thinking Belicheck isn't going to be as good on next job.... lol

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

It fell apart,the wheels came off and the coach couldn't get it back. In fact it got worse and kept getting worse. When we play good teams we had no answers,that is on the HC.

Did it fall apart though.   Many questioned it was ever that good in the first place.

9 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

What scheme would help Bradberry?

I dont know I am not a DC,but obviosuly he can't play all of a sudden?

30 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Collapses in sports history?

Dude... you act like this 10-1 record was like the dominant teams from the past.   They were leaking oil all year.  

I'm not saying not to fire him... I'm saying that this piece of crap 2023 team...the one that finished with all the injuries etc... that's not why it should be known as the reason he got fired.  It has to be about the plan going forward.  Very simple concept. 

 

How many teams started 10-1 and finished 1-7 again bet you don’t find many so yea would mean it’s one of the worst collapses it’s pretty simple 

Just now, joemas6 said:

Did it fall apart though.   Many questioned it was ever that good in the first place.

So the plan was to beat the crap teams and just keep things the same when we played the good teams? That is not a plan that is suicide

11 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Right...what scheme helps the tackling?

One again I am not a DC. If they don't know how would I know?

If the players can't tackle you drill them until they can. That is the HC's job. And why could they tackle before but not down the stretch?

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

If the players can't tackle you drill them until they can. That is the HC's job. And why could they tackle before but not down the stretch?

OH because we played good teams

At 10-1 everyone eased up and we got KICKED. The coach let them ride on their laurels. BAD

Losing to the Cards was embarrassing. I understand it happens at times,but they destroyed our run D,supposedly our strength. They just ran all over us.It was sad to see

3 minutes ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

How many teams started 10-1 and finished 1-7 again bet you don’t find many so yea would mean it’s one of the worst collapses it’s pretty simple 

Agree...how many teams looked a hell of a lot better at 10-1  in the first place?    It wasn't a typical 10-1 team.   But i don't care ...it's done.  The team needs new players.  They will change things in the scheme and coaching.   We know that.  

The head coach and GM leading the way...will be up to Lurie.