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Other than Pop and Henry ... none of them worth ****.RLKAG.
I think it’s more « no one would win with this group ». And, really, who cares if he lost this room. Whom in the room is worth keeping ?
Yeah, there's definitely been a bit of an issue. Things were good in 2021 but ever since Josh left and took a ton of the staff with him, it's felt like Bill's been stretched thin and putting coaches in places they're not fit for. Probably has caused issues with buy-in, and then pair that with a weak roster, which further diminishes the message getting through. If he were to leave and be able to put together a new staff elsewhere on a team that's already halfway decent who had a dumbass HC (Chargers if Staley gets canned?) he would probably be able to rack up some wins for a little while, get his record and retire after a few years.I think he’s lost the locker room since the 2022 offseason.
It’s his room though. He thought this was the best he could put together. Loved BB for years but enoug.RLKAG.
I think it’s more « no one would win with this group ». And, really, who cares if he lost this room. Whom in the room is worth keeping ?
I suspect that this is correct.If they get their teeth kicked in by the Raiders for 3 blowout losses in a row then the answer is an obvious yes. That’s when coaches get fired and I think we will not be an exception.
Ok. So nobody could win with the team as it is, and who cares if he lost the room because everyone in the room sucks. Have I got that right? So if it's not the coach's fault then it must be the fault of the GM that put the team in the state it is. Fire him then.RLKAG.
I think it’s more « no one would win with this group ». And, really, who cares if he lost this room. Whom in the room is worth keeping ?
No, but I don't know if the same can be said about what Jones is dealing with. There's enough he's doing that is likely showing up on film that other guys probably aren't happy with, including potentially the guys in front of him.
His fundamentals didn't improve this week and that was the talk heading into this game. He'd get a pass if that part got better and he just got hit or didn't connect on a throw. Instead, he was still a mess and all the other stuff also happened. And it's the collective performance that is going to see guys start potentially turning on him.
And then if that happens and Bill tries to be Robert Saleh and hold that line and not make a change, then I definitely think there's that chance. I don't think we're there just yet, but this definitely just catapulted things a little closer to it.