You’re Fired

AnonEmouse · 11-10-2025, 06:06 AM

Whitt should really have gone at the end of last year, but I understand AP and Quinn's probable perspective that changing at the end of a year when you reached the NFC Championship would probably look bad. But he should have gone last week so a new DC had the chance to get settled before the trip to Madrid.

Not only has the D continued to be a weakness, it's gotten worse. When I look at the players that showed promise last year, some have regressed. You can look at personnel and question some moves, and put that on AP, but for players to regress like that it's almost always on the coaching. In a league where innovation is a constant need, Whitt doesn't have a clue. He has to go.

And if DQ doesn't pull the plug after Madrid at least, he's likely gotten himself fired at the end of the year too. Loyalty is admirable, blind loyalty not so much.

11-10-2025, 06:06 AM	#22
AnonEmouse Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: UK Age: 59 Posts: 2,714	Re: You’re Fired Whitt should really have gone at the end of last year, but I understand AP and Quinn's probable perspective that changing at the end of a year when you reached the NFC Championship would probably look bad. But he should have gone last week so a new DC had the chance to get settled before the trip to Madrid. Not only has the D continued to be a weakness, it's gotten worse. When I look at the players that showed promise last year, some have regressed. You can look at personnel and question some moves, and put that on AP, but for players to regress like that it's almost always on the coaching. In a league where innovation is a constant need, Whitt doesn't have a clue. He has to go. And if DQ doesn't pull the plug after Madrid at least, he's likely gotten himself fired at the end of the year too. Loyalty is admirable, blind loyalty not so much.

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