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Can Rivera change your mind about firing him...


FastNFurious

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I haven't concluded that Rivera needs to be fired.

same here.

i want to see how he responds to struggles and failures like what is going on this year. if he comes out on top, or at least us finishing better than last year, then i'll be cool with him staying. main thing for me is growth and i look at the whole season, not just parts of it.

if i see no ability to recover and make things better from here out, and if the team doesn't improve...esp. if there is a regression then we should move on. i'm not gonna decide one way or the other though until the end of the season.

i am really curious to see what this team looks like personnel-wise at the end of the season with him having more control.

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Rivera had his shot to change my mind this past Sunday, and he came out with the same pathetic gameplan he had for the first five weeks. Had Hurney not been fired, I would have been 3,000 percent sure he would have come in with the same gameplan against Chicago. Yet it seems the Hurney firing really caught him off guard. On a personal level, I'm sad to see men lose their jobs, but that is the nature of the business. The reason he should be fired, is because this team has seriously regressed to the point of revolution within the locker room. I may be going out on a limb here, but I'm pretty sure that is a sign Rivera is in over his head as a HC. This is a little over his pay grade right now. When your fan base can make better decisions than you, ..........yeah. -_-

Rivera would have to make the playoffs or even win the superbowl before I change my mind. If he could change this thing around in ten games, why did it take someone getting fired before you did your job? He should have never tried to adapt a college offense to the league (we've seen the league shutdown the wildcat offense), but after the complete blowout at the hands of the Giants on national tv, that should have been enough to can those plays. Smitty, a beloved vet, said to throw the plays away and burn them. Rivera and Chud ignored all that, and kept on with it. To me that is borderline sabotaging the team. Then you let Cam incriminate himself week in and week out, by letting him get on the podium after losses. Throwing him to the wolves of the media, those who want to get a good story any way they can. :cigar: So nope, I want a coach who knows what he's doing. We have excellent talent on this team, and it is all being wasted because we don't have guys who can come up with a decent strategy on gameday. Either that, or they just don't care.

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Would the following things make you change your mind about axing Ron...

1) the team goes on an extended winning streak, finishes at .500

2)Ron shows more emotion on the sidelines, maybe accidentally spits on some players while screaming at them...

3)Ron shelves the ludicrous read option and our backs start earning those millions...

Just a few off the top of my head... am sure you guys can add some of your own

Maybe for #1. I'm going to no for #2 because I think that would never happen. #3 wouldn't make much of a difference to me. That would only increase Rivera from awful to mediocre in my mind, because that still doesn't mean what we would do instead would work. Coaches have to be good, not just not terrible.

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