So um, do we still need to fire everyone?

[Zanary]

It's ok to call a spade a spade when they have played horrible, or the coaching has been atrocious, or the draft picks haven't panned out, because those are all true statements and major factors in our losses to this point. Nobody cares about draft position because nobody trusts Kwesi to make a smart pick anyways. We all love what we saw today but does that erase the fact we are 4-4 still and came off an ugly, ugly loss to the Chargers? So which team are? Like we've all said for weeks, have to let the season play out to know for sure

I'd say...we're a team that is breaking in a new, young QB that had an injury, and that our o-line has been riddled as well. We had some good effort from our veteran backup QB, but had plenty of other issues including some odd playcalling by the coaches, etc.

All that said...we're 2-0 in the division, both road wins. We won in Detroit for the first time in half of a decade, and our QB1 looked worlds more consistent than he did to start the season.

Everyone wanted a young QB, a dual-threat QB, someone to use the very loaded larder we have, but got very prickly over the very bumpy ride involved.

I shudder to think how they'd do with a few seasons of Burrow.

It's been rough, but we were never more than one win from .500, even with all the issues. In the meantime, our division is cannibalizing itself rabidly and we could be leading within a month. As rough as our schedule is, which game looks rougher than the Lions at home?

Just sayin'...yeah, it's been a rough ride, but the determined doom and gloom accomplishes nothing. Sports is entertainment, and fandom basically is synonymous with drama.

[pattersaur]

Great win, but we still need a real GM and as much as I like KOC he made some head scratching decisions that could have cost us the game

What coach doesn't do this?

Outside of maaayybe Andy Reid who got ran out of Philly and could retire at any time, who are you swapping KO with that would be a huge upgrade? I think he's one of the best football coaches in the world and we're lucky to have him.

[MaroonBells]

What coach doesn't do this?

There isn't one. There's a big difference between criticizing coaching decisions, which many of us do, but still realizing he's one of the best in the business ...and criticizing coaching decisions and thinking he should be fired. I mean that shit is so stupid and tiresome.

[badgervike]

Just this guy...