How often does firing an NFL coach make things better?

[Avinash_Tyagi]

It can, but we're a little early to be writing off Jay Gruden

I mean I'm not impressed and I have a bad feeling he'll tank like all the other coaches that weren't named Gibbs or Allen, but I say we need to give him at least 2 more seasons before we write him off, he may surprise.

Plus changing coaches often results in a rebuilding period, and I'm tired of constantly rebuilding.

[Giantone]

This might give you a take on rushing to judgement .


"When Parcells took over in 1983, the New York Giants were a team that had posted just one winning season in the previous ten years. In his first year, he made a controversial decision to bench Phil Simms in favor of Scott Brunner. The result was a disastrous 3–12–1 season during which the Giants surreptitiously offered Parcells' job to University of Miami head coach Howard Schnellenberger after a week 14 loss; however, Schnellenberger declined, and Parcells remained as head coach.[22]"


........so how do you think it turned out ?

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Avinash_Tyagi

It can, but we're a little early to be writing off Jay Gruden

I mean I'm not impressed and I have a bad feeling he'll tank like all the other coaches that weren't named Gibbs or Allen, but I say we need to give him at least 2 more seasons before we write him off, he may surprise.

Plus changing coaches often results in a rebuilding period, and I'm tired of constantly rebuilding.

Two more seasons? NFW! I'm getting too old for that kind of patience. I'd prefer to see Dan Snyder get so tired of losing that he threatens to fire everybody. We fans need Snyder to start hating losing enough not to put up with it anymore.