The focus now becomes: Campbell didn't fire him soon enough!
2022/23 Coaching Staff Changes
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More open minded than some of the posts in this thread.
(not your's but there is plenty of questionable posts in these 9 pages.)
If it's true he was offered a demotion as a position coach, I think that argument is at least debatable.
We’ve already had some people complain about Andrews being fired. “He’s not firing the right people!!!”
I don't care for this at all. Yeah, he had to go, but there's no need to sht on him on his way out.
I won't be happy until Myers is out. This is a needed start
I expected Campbell to offer him to stay on. I think Manning is probably a fine TE or OL coach. But was clearly over his head trying to run the whole offense and make in game play calling decisions
I don’t actually mind getting rid of Andrews, Everyone looked like they got slower over time, it showed in the wr never getting separation and the lb all losing a step.
All while forgetting that he fired his college roommate, Rudy Wade, a few years ago
Manning was a decent OL Coach IMO. Not so good as OC. If he accepted a demotion then I support Campbell. Bottom line is I support Campbell. Trust him to fix things.
From Williams most recent tweet it sounds like there is more news and probably Andrews fired, too.
Kudos to Campbell I know these are tough decisions due to relationships but he did what needed to be done:
All I ask is when it's 3rd and 7, don't run a play where the receiver is instructed to run a 5 yard curl route.
Unless they were hurt idk how you couldn’t see Noel or Vance lost a step. Also the Oline never got great push in the run game. I’m not saying the guy was the only issue or even one of the top 3 issues, all I’m saying is I am ok seeing the staff go a different direction since that one wasn’t working out like they’d hoped.
Getting rid of them is step one, there has to be a fundamental shift in approach on offense. This is the single biggest offseason in his tenure, hands down.