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Albert Breer: both Reich and Fitterer back in ‘24

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5 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

All of this, I’ve been saying it for weeks

I think most likely scenario is they are both brought back for next year, but both are gone by Week 6, if not earlier.

You’re just not going to get quality candidates interested in the jobs with the outlook of next year unless Bryce drastically improves over the rest of the season (and if that happens, it’s harder to fire Reich anyways).

Everyone wants the quick fix, but sometimes you just have to take your lumps and grow.  We’re taking our lumps next year, don’t put that on a new HC and GM and ruin them too, you let the creators of this mess go down with the ship.

Draft a new QB with our first in 2025, trade Bryce for whatever anyone will give us, and move on from this terrible chapter in franchise history 

Might as well at least make the Draft fun then and ask the fans to make the picks.

You're wasting them by asking Fitterer to make them.

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57 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

It sucks but it’s absolutely for the best

No, 'for the best' would be sacking them both and giving the new GM a long(er) leash and carte blanche to hire his own HC.

We have 6 Draft picks next year and Burns' situation to resolve. I absolutely don't want Fitterer involved in any of those decisions.

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No, 'for the best' would be sacking them both and giving the new GM a long(er) leash and carte blanche to hire his own HC.

We have 6 Draft picks next year and Burns' situation to resolve. I absolutely don't want Fitterer involved in any of those decisions.

I hear you dude but again knowing a coach and gm is going to have young forced on them and with limited cap space and picks its going to considerably narrow the candidate pool.  Bite the bullet, run it back with all of them and if it works it works if not replace everyone including young

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