Which other NFL HC's should be fired?

[Chico23231]

Jim Schwartz fired as Detroit Lions head coach - ESPN

[KI Skins Fan]

How would you rank the openings?

1. Detroit - Most talent in place. Have QB.
2. Washington - QB in place. Money to spend.
3. Cleveland - Some very good talent. Need QB.
4. Houston - Good foundation. Need QB.
5. Tampa - Improved defense. Need QB. Good weather.
6. Minn - Aging stars. Need QB. Bad weather.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

How would you rank the openings?

1. Detroit - Most talent in place. Have QB.
2. Washington - QB in place. Money to spend.
3. Cleveland - Some very good talent. Need QB.
4. Houston - Good foundation. Need QB.
5. Tampa - Improved defense. Need QB. Good weather.
6. Minn - Aging stars. Need QB. Bad weather.

1. Houston
2. Tampa
3. Washington
4. Minnesota
5. Cleveland
6. Detroit

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

How would you rank the openings?

1. Detroit - Most talent in place. Have QB.
2. Washington - QB in place. Money to spend.
3. Cleveland - Some very good talent. Need QB.
4. Houston - Good foundation. Need QB.
5. Tampa - Improved defense. Need QB. Good weather.
6. Minn - Aging stars. Need QB. Bad weather.

1. Detroit - Agree on Talent
2. Houston - Good Defense, Best defensive player in the NFL, some good talent on offense, and number one overall pick.
3. Washington - Talent at QB. Defense is just terrible.
4. Cleveland - Like you said, just need a QB
5. Tampa - Lavonte David is a beast. A few other good players. Franchise seems willing to spend money to resign players or go after other players.
6. Minnesota - No stadium next year and just a bad situation.

[Lotus]

Bucs completely cleaned house, fired GM Domenik along with Schiano.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by donofriose

1. Detroit - Agree on Talent
2. Houston - Good Defense, Best defensive player in the NFL, some good talent on offense, and number one overall pick.
3. Washington - Talent at QB. Defense is just terrible.
4. Cleveland - Like you said, just need a QB
5. Tampa - Lavonte David is a beast. A few other good players. Franchise seems willing to spend money to resign players or go after other players.
6. Minnesota - No stadium next year and just a bad situation.

To me, having a QB in place is a big deal. That's why I ranked DET and WAS 1-2. But I can understand why others might rank the HOU and CLE jobs ahead of WAS.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

To me, having a QB in place is a big deal. That's why I ranked DET and WAS 1-2. But I can understand why others might rank the HOU and CLE jobs ahead of WAS.

I think what makes Houston attractive is that the coach/gm will be able to select their own QB with the number one pick. Kind of like the Colts 2 years ago.

[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

How would you rank the openings?

1. Detroit - Most talent in place. Have QB.
2. Washington - QB in place. Money to spend.
3. Cleveland - Some very good talent. Need QB.
4. Houston - Good foundation. Need QB.
5. Tampa - Improved defense. Need QB. Good weather.
6. Minn - Aging stars. Need QB. Bad weather.

I think Houston is the most attractive job, due to the tremendous talent on both sides of the ball, as well as their draft picks. Houston's biggest problems this season were with undisciplined play and poor play-calling. They do need a QB, but they have the first overall pick. If I'm a HC candidate, I go to Houston.

[HonoluluBlue]

Schwartz has fulfilled his purpose. He took a cellar-dweller and got it to mediocrity. But now he's a fetter on the Lion's talent and I'm more than happy to see his ass go. Really he should have been gone last year.

Some of us in the Lion's fandom are calling for Martin Mayhew's head too but I don't really have too much of a problem with him being retained. Aside from his second round draft woes, he's more or less done his job with getting talent on the field. They just haven't been coached well enough. That's on Schwartz and his staff.

I hope we get an offensive-minded guy who can make the most of Stafford. Because God knows while he will never be Peyton Manning or Tom Brady, I think with the right coaching he can bee good enough, e.g. a Flacco or an Eli.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by HonoluluBlue

Schwartz has fulfilled his purpose. He took a cellar-dweller and got it to mediocrity. But now he's a fetter on the Lion's talent and I'm more than happy to see his ass go. Really he should have been gone last year.

Some of us in the Lion's fandom are calling for Martin Mayhew's head too but I don't really have too much of a problem with him being retained. Aside from his second round draft woes, he's more or less done his job with getting talent on the field. They just haven't been coached well enough. That's on Schwartz and his staff.

The Lions are almost there. It seems like they have the pieces in place but can never get over that hump.

[HonoluluBlue]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

The Lions are almost there. It seems like they have the pieces in place but can never get over that hump.

As I see it three pieces are needed:

1) A competent coach

2) A true #2 WR (seriously, our receiving corps sans Megatron is a joke)

3) Get Stafford to improve his mechanics and turnovers (no more sidearm crap)

[Gary84Clark]

Originally Posted by HonoluluBlue

As I see it three pieces are needed:

1) A competent coach

2) A true #2 WR (seriously, our receiving corps sans Megatron is a joke)

3) Get Stafford to improve his mechanics and turnovers (no more sidearm crap)

Lions are stacked at WR.

[SFREDSKIN]

Jeff Ireland, Miami Dolphins mutually part ways - NFL.com

[skinsfaninok]

Lovie to Tampa and O'Brien to Houston according to Adam S

[mooby]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Lovie to Tampa and O'Brien to Houston according to Adam S

Yay? We can't have David Shaw and O'Brien is going to the Texans. Jay Gruden or bust?