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Black Monday: Who's on the Hot Seat in 2022? Who gets fired


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1 minute ago, nipples said:

I go back and forth on him. In the end, I think he’s a good coach but not as great as people act like he is. 9-8 in the playoffs isn’t particularly impressive when he had Drew Brees the majority of his coaching career. 

There are other coaches I'd hire before going to Payton

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21 hours ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

He's had winning seasons in both of his years as a head coach. I understand it's fashionable to rip him but objectively he's actually done pretty well. 

His poor decisions especially on 4th down, playing the starters in the last game with nothing to gain. He'll be fired next year

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On 1/19/2023 at 11:20 PM, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

He's had winning seasons in both of his years as a head coach. I understand it's fashionable to rip him but objectively he's actually done pretty well. 

His playcalling is not good. He's also very reckless 

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10 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

His playcalling is not good. He's also very reckless 

He calls the defense though. So it's his offensive coordinator that will probably be scapegoated

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On 1/16/2023 at 8:19 AM, nipples said:

Since when does a team need a reason to justify firing their coach? 

The firing of Lovie Smith on the surface appears to be retaliatory for beating the Colts and costing the Texans the #1 pick.  I remember many Jets fans in 2020 wanting management to tell the players to lose every game on purpose and go 0-16 just to get Trevor Lawrence. 

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Just now, Wallyhorse said:

The firing of Lovie Smith on the surface appears to be retaliatory for beating the Colts and costing the Texans the #1 pick.  I remember many Jets fans in 2020 wanting management to tell the players to lose every game on purpose and go 0-16 just to get Trevor Lawrence. 

Again… where is the rule saying they need a reason to justify firing their coach?

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4 hours ago, nipples said:

Again… where is the rule saying they need a reason to justify firing their coach?

There is no steadfast rule.  This is a special case. 

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On 1/21/2023 at 5:37 PM, Bwestbrook36 said:

He calls the defense though. So it's his offensive coordinator that will probably be scapegoated

Hadn't seen this reply yet but just realized he's a defensive coach. Lol this entire time I've been blaming Staley for the playcalling on offense

The defense hasn't exactly been stellar though. So not sure what's keeping him there still

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18 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Hadn't seen this reply yet but just realized he's a defensive coach. Lol this entire time I've been blaming Staley for the playcalling on offense

The defense hasn't exactly been stellar though. So not sure what's keeping him there still

No biggie, it's hard to say.. on one hand they have had a winning record with him on the other he makes really bad decisions. Chargers probably just want anyone that will get them in the playoffs at this point. Funny thing is they keep letting their offensive coordinators go and then the eagles scoop them up and they win super bowls with them lol. Maybe they should look in house 

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On 1/22/2023 at 7:59 PM, Wallyhorse said:

The firing of Lovie Smith on the surface appears to be retaliatory for beating the Colts and costing the Texans the #1 pick.  I remember many Jets fans in 2020 wanting management to tell the players to lose every game on purpose and go 0-16 just to get Trevor Lawrence. 

No. It was speculated he was on his way out before that game was played. Lovie didn’t care about winning the game screwing up their draft because he knew he was on the outs anyway. Your premise is completely backwards.  

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Well didn’t take long for Reich to land a job.

Some risk here that maybe he looks to Kevin Patullo to be his OC given previous experience working together and success of Philly offence 

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