Hear me out as this is a painful realization I'm making.
Last year sucked with Jauron. Then they fired him with only 3 wins, i believe. when they fired him, they played mildly more inspired football. They won 3 more games.
If they would have just kept him, isn't it possible that the team would have just crumbled and played uninspired football til the end? They could have been 3-13. That would have been rock bottom. We wouldn't have gotten bradford, but we could have had Suh or a LT. We could be in a position where Trent was mildly servicable through this year and gotten a QB next year with an already established line to protect him.
Instead, they rocketed up from a top 5 pick to the end of a top 10 pick. Now we still don't hvae a line or a QB. We still have a disaster season with very little "upside" showing itself this year.
I think we could have ended up further along the learning curve if we just kept Jauron til the bitter end last year. firing him early didn't get us a marquee GM or coach. It's totally conceivable that we'd have Nix and Gailey even if we waited until January to fire him. how painful is it that firing Jauron when they did, might have been the wrong move. ?
Last year sucked with Jauron. Then they fired him with only 3 wins, i believe. when they fired him, they played mildly more inspired football. They won 3 more games.
If they would have just kept him, isn't it possible that the team would have just crumbled and played uninspired football til the end? They could have been 3-13. That would have been rock bottom. We wouldn't have gotten bradford, but we could have had Suh or a LT. We could be in a position where Trent was mildly servicable through this year and gotten a QB next year with an already established line to protect him.
Instead, they rocketed up from a top 5 pick to the end of a top 10 pick. Now we still don't hvae a line or a QB. We still have a disaster season with very little "upside" showing itself this year.
I think we could have ended up further along the learning curve if we just kept Jauron til the bitter end last year. firing him early didn't get us a marquee GM or coach. It's totally conceivable that we'd have Nix and Gailey even if we waited until January to fire him. how painful is it that firing Jauron when they did, might have been the wrong move. ?
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