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11 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Meh keep DC for the year. I don't care about his contract, 2 years of poor performance is enough by NFL standards. 

I would say fire Evero but Im not sure his staff has anyone to promote. We have all see their work at every level on that D. 

I would be happy with sitting guys like Scott and letting anyone else play. Play the rookie edge guys. Hell play Ransom because Moehrig can't cover a flat ball. Or just play Moehrig as an ILBer. I just don't give AF at this point. 

I tried to tell folks that Moehrig was just an undersized LB. Honestly, I'd tell him to gain 25 pounds this off-season and do exactly that - play him at LB.

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15 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

brian flores - HC

Mike mcdaniel - OC

 

make it happen

 

or trade for Tomlin I dont give a poo

I’d love to have Tomlin, it’s too bad our owner was one of the minority owners who wanted Tomlin gone when he was with the Steelers (allegedly). It’s unfortunately amusing to me that Tepper made the wrong decision there too, everything he does, besides the logo at midfield is bad (excluding community outreach, him and the Mrs have been outstanding at that). 

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10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I tried to tell folks that Moehrig was just an undersized LB. Honestly, I'd tell him to gain 25 pounds this off-season and do exactly that - play him at LB.

Yup. He was never worth half of what he is being paid and a rookie looks to be an improvement even with a learning curve.

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