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Herm was given a tough situation when coming here because he inherited an old aging veteran team.
I think he had no other choice but to blowup the whole roster. It was the right thing to do at the time. With that being said, he brought the right idea to this organization by building this team through the draft. Not that by saying this Im covering up for Herm or making excuses for him or trying to imply that he should stay. Believe me, we have plenty of reasons as to why the man should be fired.
Imo rebuilding is good, but if you don't have the ability to coach up these young kids, rebuilding becomes pointless. It's one thing to say you're rebuilding, but if you can't coach up your young players how are they ever going to develop? Thats point A as part of the reason he needs to go.
Secondly, his record says enough. 6-26 his last 2 seasons. I was ok with 4-12 last year mainly because I understood that was considered the "official" year that he blewup the roster and installed a whole abundance of youth. So losses were expected when you're going to start the season with a whole bunch of rookies. but this year is no excuse because this team went from 4-12 to 2-14. The term "regressed" stands out here. He had his chances to coachup these young kids and failed miserably. Im ok with rebuilding as I said, but every typical fan expects progress. Thats point B as part of the reason he needs to go.
Lastly, as much as I agree Herm Edwards is a good guy, he's just not a game day coach. He mismanaged a lot of games and is a bad game strategist. A big point C right here.
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