When will Zac be fired?

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(05-10-2021, 02:48 PM)TJ528 Wrote: I think this just goes to show you the future of your football team does rely on how good of coaching staff you bring on board. 

Stefanski was a very highly respected offensive coordinator in the NFL for multiple seasons.  He joined the Vikings organization in 2006 and grew into one of the most respected OC in the league. 

He came in and turned around the Browns in year one.  Freddie Kitchens was good OC.  He wasn't a good head coach. 

Zac Taylor hasn't been a good coach nor a good offensive coordinator.  

Maybe Zac turns that around this year.  Do i have faith he can...nope, but miracles happen every day and every season in the NFL. 

Yep, and Marvin "8-8 in year 1" Lewis was a highly respected DC when we hired him.  My issue with ZT is that he came in here with a troubling resume and two seasons in he's lived up to his resume, and not beyond it as we had hoped.

He's been here since 2019...in that time span the Buccaneers went from a team with a 1st overall pick bust QB and 2 winning seasons in a decade to being SB champs and favorite to win in 2021 and the Browns went from "same old Browns" to "maybe not the same old Browns?"  Again, even outside of Cincy, I honestly don't know...how many HCs that go on to be really good start off as badly as ZT has?  Or even start off with two losing seasons?  The NFL has just really turned into a league that moves quickly and I just can't imagine most other fanbases twiddling their thumbs for 2+ years to see if a guy with a dreadful resume "gets it."

Or ZT makes the playoffs this year and all is well.