Whose job is more in jeopardy? Rivera's or Gettleman's?

[bigdog10]

Hard to blame any of this on Ron. Gettleman stocked the pantry with rotten vegetables and moldy bread. 

[Sam Mills Fan]

Wait, wasn't John Fox fired one season after losing the Super Bowl in Denver?

[Castavar]

4 minutes ago, Kevin Greene said:

Neither is in jeopardy.

Sadly this. Look at how long a leash was given to Fox and Hurney just for their superbowl appearance. Don't hold your breath fellas, nothing is going to happen.

[Proudiddy]

As much as i love and appreciate JR, and as much as i know Gettleman SHOULD be fired, he wont be.  Thats not how JR does business.  He is methodical and measured.  If he were to fire Gettleman or Rivera, especially during the season, i would be shocked.  It's just not in his history.

If you're asking me who i think shoupd be fired, and I had to pick one...  it's hands down, without a doubt, happily and gleefully, Gettleman.  If youre asking who i think of the two would be more likely to get canned, it would be Rivera.

[AceBoogie]

3 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Correct. 

GMs and Head Coach's one season removed from Superbowl are not in danger. 

There are several players that are, however. 

Players are put in positions to fail on that defense. Can't blame them

[Toolbox]

Just now, Daddy_Uncle said:

no team in the NFL in the situation would fire their coach or GM. Calm down

lol the 2006-07 san diego chargers would like a word with you about that one.

[rico6]

Just now, Sam Mills Fan said:

Wait, wasn't John Fox fired one season after losing the Super Bowl in Denver?

Denver's FO >>>>> Carolina's. Elway is a fuging boss.

[AceBoogie]

5 minutes ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

GMs and head coaches going 4-12 one season removed from the Super Bowl is without precedent though.

Because they don't do what Gettleman did. Richard Sherman got his cash and Julio won't sniff 300 yards today because of it

[Kevin Greene]

6 minutes ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

GMs and head coaches going 4-12 one season removed from the Super Bowl is without precedent though.

That would be incorrect:

Super Bowl losing teams who went on to poor follow–up performance include:^[3]

• Cincinnati Bengals (Super Bowl XXIII) – 1988 season: 12–4; 1989 season: 8–8.
  • Cincinnati started a long streak of losing with their 1991 season mark and it ended with them making the playoffs in the 2005 season.
• Denver Broncos (Super Bowl XXIV) – 1989 season: 11–5; 1990 season: 5–11.
  • The Broncos would rebound to advance to the 1991 AFC Championship Game vs Buffalo.
• Buffalo Bills (Super Bowl XXVIII) – 1993 season: 12–4; 1994 season: 7–9.
  • The Bills are 1–4 in playoff games since the 1993 season, with their last playoff win coming in 1995 and playoff appearance in 1999.
• Atlanta Falcons (Super Bowl XXXIII) – 1998 season: 14–2; 1999 season: 5–11.
• New York Giants (Super Bowl XXXV) – 2000 season: 12–4; 2001 season: 7–9.
• St. Louis Rams (Super Bowl XXXVI) – 2001 season: 14–2; 2002 season: 7–9.
• Oakland Raiders (Super Bowl XXXVII) – 2002 season: 11–5; 2003 season: 4–12
  • The Raiders have not had a winning season since 2002; their best record has been 8–8 in both 2010 and 2011 and they had not had a record greater than 5–11 every other season until their 7–9 record in 2015.
• Carolina Panthers (Super Bowl XXXVIII) – 2003 season: 11–5; 2004 season: 7–9.
• Philadelphia Eagles (Super Bowl XXXIX) – 2004 season: 13–3; 2005 season: 6–10.
• Chicago Bears (Super Bowl XLI) – 2006 season: 13–3; 2007 season: 7–9.^[4]
• Carolina Panthers (Super Bowl 50) – 2015 season: 15–1; 2016 season: 1–5.

[Yaboychris28]

Gettleman has lucked into a lot of his success. Some of his signings were head scratchers but they turned out to play well, which fed his ego and made him think he could keep putting poo out on the field and get away with it. . The crucial decisions this off season, he failed on every single one of them. 

[bLACKpANTHER]

This is not Rivera's fault in anyway shape or form.. the problems we have are not coaching (Shula is in the convo though).. the problems we are having is personnel/depth.. Our O-line is a swiss cheese and I wouldn't bet on our DBs squad against any other teams Practice squad WRs.. Like seriously.. Our DEs are not getting it done - and the entire fanbase knew this coming into the season.. O-line, D-line and DBs.. it is 100% on Gettleman..

With that said, im not ready to get rid of him.. he deserves another offseason to correct his gawd aweful mistakes and redeem himself.. he needs to cash in all the credit we gave him the past 3 years to not get fired though.. he is at a EVEN +/- in my book now..

[Benotheking]

8 minutes ago, OldNorthPowell said:

Shula should of been gone and I would lean toward Gettleman right now. I think Ron is still a good coach but Gettleman did him no favors in the off season.

How is Ron a good head coach ? He has 2 winning seasons out of 5 on his way to another losing season. This is nothing new under Ron we always start of slow. Ron should be fired

[Mojo]

I think Cam needs a better leader on the sidelines honestly.  

[Sam Mills Fan]

2 minutes ago, Kevin Greene said:

That would be incorrect:

Super Bowl losing teams who went on to poor follow–up performance include:^[3]

• Cincinnati Bengals (Super Bowl XXIII) – 1988 season: 12–4; 1989 season: 8–8.
  • Cincinnati started a long streak of losing with their 1991 season mark and it ended with them making the playoffs in the 2005 season.
• Denver Broncos (Super Bowl XXIV) – 1989 season: 11–5; 1990 season: 5–11.
  • The Broncos would rebound to advance to the 1991 AFC Championship Game vs Buffalo.
• Buffalo Bills (Super Bowl XXVIII) – 1993 season: 12–4; 1994 season: 7–9.
  • The Bills are 1–4 in playoff games since the 1993 season, with their last playoff win coming in 1995 and playoff appearance in 1999.
• Atlanta Falcons (Super Bowl XXXIII) – 1998 season: 14–2; 1999 season: 5–11.
• New York Giants (Super Bowl XXXV) – 2000 season: 12–4; 2001 season: 7–9.
• St. Louis Rams (Super Bowl XXXVI) – 2001 season: 14–2; 2002 season: 7–9.
• Oakland Raiders (Super Bowl XXXVII) – 2002 season: 11–5; 2003 season: 4–12
  • The Raiders have not had a winning season since 2002; their best record has been 8–8 in both 2010 and 2011 and they had not had a record greater than 5–11 every other season until their 7–9 record in 2015.
• Carolina Panthers (Super Bowl XXXVIII) – 2003 season: 11–5; 2004 season: 7–9.
• Philadelphia Eagles (Super Bowl XXXIX) – 2004 season: 13–3; 2005 season: 6–10.
• Chicago Bears (Super Bowl XLI) – 2006 season: 13–3; 2007 season: 7–9.^[4]
• Carolina Panthers (Super Bowl 50) – 2015 season: 15–1; 2016 season: 1–5.

Not one of those went 15-1. And 1 of the 3 teams to go 5-11 or worse did fire their coach: the Raiders fired Bill Callahan after the '03 season.