re: In hindsight, O doesnt deserve to be fired

I'm not sure what they were doing in the time leading up to the start of the season. I agree totally regarding the prep for this season. Since then:
1. Bad look with pics on social media when your team is not playing well
2. Historically bad D, which was praised as ahead of the the 2019 team early on
3. Offensive inconsistency and ineptitude, particularly with bad O line play
4. At least 5 weeks or so worth of we've got to coach better and we'll get it fixed
5. Lack of team energy and toughness (Isn't that what O is supposed to be known for?)

If Kellen Mond had been just a few balls more on target last night, it would have been a worse score. The D wasn't affecting his throws too much - he was off and didn't seem emotionally in it.

Championship cultures aren't built on excuses. Other teams are playing consistent and sound football with COVID, new players, and coaching changes. This season has been worse than I thought it could possibly go.