Which other NFL HC's should be fired?

[KI Skins Fan]

So far, four coaches have been fired. They are Mike Shanahan, Leslie Frazier, Rob Chudzinski and Gary Kubiak.

Who else do you think might be fired?

What effect do you think that the current and potential HC openings will have on the Redskins' search for a new HC?

[DynamiteRave]

With all the horror stories about working with Greg Schiano, I don't see him holding onto a job.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

With all the horror stories about working with Greg Schiano, I don't see him holding onto a job.

True but the Bucs played better in the second half after a horrible first half. It might have been enough to let him keep his job.

[That Guy]

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[donofriose]

Jim Schwartz, making that opening the most attractive opening after Houston in my opinion.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by donofriose

Jim Schwartz, making that opening the most attractive opening after Houston in my opinion.

I think Detroit is a disaster zone for at least two more seasons and probably a rebuilding project after that.

That team isn't a coach away from being good. They're bad and screwed financially.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

I think Detroit is a disaster zone for at least two more seasons and probably a rebuilding project after that.

That team isn't a coach away from being good. They're bad and screwed financially.

Detroit has a lot of talent yet they play like an undisciplined mob. Haven't they underachieved? Isn't Jim Schwartz part of the problem?

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

Detroit has a lot of talent yet they play like an undisciplined mob. Haven't they underachieved? Isn't Jim Schwartz part of the problem?

I don't think Schwartz is part of the solution. The bigger problem with Schwartz is if the Lions decide to fire his assistants just so they don't have to fire a coach with a large buyout. The Lions aren't going to be able to get assistants to work under Schwartz who are better than what they have.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

I think Detroit is a disaster zone for at least two more seasons and probably a rebuilding project after that.

That team isn't a coach away from being good. They're bad and screwed financially.

Redskins are more of a rebuilding project than the Lions. They have playmakers at all three levels of their defense. Good offensive weapons, a good line, not great, but I would take their Oline has a whole over the Skins current offensive line.

Stafford has thrown more than 40 td passes in the NFL in one season. He can play he just needs better coaching. He is not the best QB in the NFL but he can play.

Not sure about their cap situation though.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by donofriose

Redskins are more of a rebuilding project than the Lions. They have playmakers at all three levels of their defense. Good offensive weapons, a good line, not great, but I would take their Oline has a whole over the Skins current offensive line.

Stafford has thrown more than 40 td passes in the NFL in one season. He can play he just needs better coaching. He is not the best QB in the NFL but he can play.

Not sure about their cap situation though.

Redskins have less talent right now, but that's going to flip the other way in March when the Lions release useful pieces and the Redskins sign some.

Stafford has benefited from his defense, coaches, and offensive teammates. He's just a poor thrower of the football. Bottom line. He's not poorly coached. Linehan runs a qb friendly system, and they've given him proper development. That offensive line is very good at protecting a qb too.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Redskins have less talent right now, but that's going to flip the other way in March when the Lions release useful pieces and the Redskins sign some.

Stafford has benefited from his defense, coaches, and offensive teammates. He's just a poor thrower of the football. Bottom line. He's not poorly coached. Linehan runs a qb friendly system, and they've given him proper development. That offensive line is very good at protecting a qb too.

I'm not sure I would call him a poor thrower. He plays sloppy at times but his talent level is unquestioned. I'm sure there are many offensive coaches that would love to take that job. That one is probably a better one than here.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by donofriose

Redskins are more of a rebuilding project than the Lions. They have playmakers at all three levels of their defense. Good offensive weapons, a good line, not great, but I would take their Oline has a whole over the Skins current offensive line.

Stafford has thrown more than 40 td passes in the NFL in one season. He can play he just needs better coaching. He is not the best QB in the NFL but he can play.

Not sure about their cap situation though.

Who are the back end playmakers??

[mooby]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Who are the back end playmakers??

Well, you know they got that one guy, I think his name is Justin Durant, plays lb, pretty decent? And they got that guy in the secondary, don't know his name but I'm sure he's pretty decent, other than the fact that their secondary is terrible and one of the biggest reasons they keep losing games.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Who are the back end playmakers??

Louis Delmas, he is one of the better safeties in the NFL. He is better than anything Washington has that is for sure.

[GTripp0012]

Kubrick, Schiano, Shanahan are the three who most deserved the pink slip. Garrett isn't in the class of those three, but I'm going to be very happy if Dallas keeps him.

The 28 others are all employable as NFL head coaches. Not necessarily great coaches, but you can win with them.