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What will it take to FIRE Gettleman?

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2plankingpanther Newbie

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19 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

If the biggest failure by a front office in NFL history does not get him fired, then nothing will.

The coaches can not do much with what they were given at DE and DB. Had one of the best defenses in the NFL until Gettleman got a hold of it. This is worse than gutting the WRs and screwing around with the OTs to start 2014.

Belichick, Carroll, or Arians would have been openly pissed with a GM pulling this kind of poo.

Gettleman said he was willing to take a step back in order to be consistently good!This year is much more than a step back and he chose t o gut the team at th e worst possible time,so much for winning Superbowl 51 in honor of Sam Mills #51!If we have a shitty season next year,he needs to be fired!

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Gettleman gets us through Cap purgatory and we go to the Super Bowl: "What will it take for Gettlemen to get into the Hall of Fame", 8 months later, (Cam extended, Luke extended, Star and KK to be extended) Norman let go because his Cap hit wasn't worth it, "What will it take to get him fired". 

You new fans are too much. You haven't been around long enough to know the perpetual roller coaster that this franchise goes on and this is a valley that many would forecast if this were actually a business where forecasting based on historical data was used. 

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