Yep, largely because of how I thought he'd handle things, especially staffing. But instead he went in the opposite direction of pretty much everything I expected him to do.
With the connections he had between himself and his dad, he could've built a world class staff, but he chose to go with a load of inexperienced or underexperienced options. Then to top it all off, rather than drafting a young signal caller he and Paton blew a huge wad on Wilson.
In essence, Hackett wound up being the head coaching version of David Tepper.
It's a reminder that coaching hires, just like quarterback draft picks, are unpredictable.