NFL

This rhetoric is very black or white. It's not that you have to step in and immediately have a winning season, it's that you have to show some improvement in not only from the previous season, but from week to week. Last year we finished the season out pretty strong and even came within a game of winning the division. But despite having mostly the same roster with a better QB option and supposedly better coaches, we're looking worse than any of Rhule's seasons. On top of that, the team as a whole continues to look more and more undisciplined every week. Sometimes you don't have to wait for a 2nd season to know when someone just isn't it, and it's not a bad move to move along early, I'm sure any future coaching candidates will be adults about it and understand that their predecessor was the architect of their own quick downfall