[Hacksaw]

Not gonna happen...

[Zen_Ronin]

Plenty? I've spent hours wallowing in this loss online today and I have yet to see anyone sane posting "I told you so" and "Fire McVay!" And if you're counting a place like Barstool Sports for the "plenty" then shame on you.

Yeah, guess I'm just making it up...

[St. Loser Fan]

Yeah, guess I'm just making it up...

I don’t see “calling him out” as a demand for firing.

Yes, you can find “fire McVay” on Twitter. But you can find as many tweets saying the earth is flat or that Arinana Grande would make a great VP candidate in 2020.

[aeneas1]

The kids I coach often respond in the same manner, the difference? They’re 10-12!

[/zn/]

I don’t see “calling him out” as a demand for firing.
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Yeah exactly. Nor is it "told ya so."

The more likely thing is that sometimes people see any kind of criticism as "negativity" or as attacks etc.--ie as something much worse than it actually is. That's an old routine.

[/zn/]

You mean, someone with more experience, like Greg Olson had? Yes, I like that idea. I'm just not sure how many more young guys who are already on staff can be promoted to that position, and actually succeed.

McVay needs to have more guys on staff who can provide him with an experienced opinion and a different viewpoint, not more guys who will be leaning on him for guidance.

I agree with that. He has Kromer, and a few good position coaches who do not appear to be resources the way you describe. "Experienced opinion."

So there's something. Kromer has coached on a superbowl team (as obviously Phillips has but we're talking about offense.) But more would be nice.

[Elvis]

I heard Michael Lombardi on VSIN today and though he continues to be an idiot in my opinion, he did say one thing i thought was really smart and interesting.

He said going forward, Sean McVay has the advantage of having had his offense critiqued by Bill Belichick and that's some pretty valuable stuff...

[/zn/]

He said going forward, Sean McVay has the advantage of having had his offense critiqued by Bill Belichick and that's some pretty valuable stuff...

lol

[Zen_Ronin]

I don’t see “calling him out” as a demand for firing.

Yes, you can find “fire McVay” on Twitter. But you can find as many tweets saying the earth is flat or that Arinana Grande would make a great VP candidate in 2020.

"Calling him out" was part of the first tweet. What did the second tweet say? Or am I supposed to ignore the cherry picking?

And I just want to get this straight, in your follow up, you're telling me there ARE in fact people online calling for McVay to be fired.

You're also saying that there is a high probability that those people are generally fools.

Are you actually trying to disprove my point, by admiting it is factual?

[Zen_Ronin]

He's talking about tweets/comments he's had people make to him. He's not calling for anything.

Could you say that slower. Apparently it's SUPER hard to understand.