Good. He might well be a scapegoat. Nevertheless, he was not the answer long-term and so a change needed to be made. Might as well do it now. Hopefully, this plays out like it did when we fired Tim Walton and we manage to get a big-name OC this off-season. If we can do that, and Fisher gives our new OC a fair bit of autonomy, I'd actually be fine with Fisher sticking around for one more year to prove he can get this team over the hump. If we stick with Boras going forward I'll be pissed.
Cigs was dealt a poor hand (horrible offensive line + worst QB in the NFL) but he was awful even considering the circumstances. This team still has Gurley and Austin. Both those guys are game-breaking talents on offense. They should also help open up the passing game. Britt is a solid WR even though he isn't a #1. Wes Welker has made an entire of career of getting open for the easy short-to-intermediate throws. You couldn't find a way to get the ball in his hands to pick up some yards?! Cook is an enigma. But he can get you some yards too. Look at his numbers before Cigs' arrived. Far below his pay grade, yes, but not bad totals in the abstract. Then you have Quick. He has shown flashes - it's an OC's job to tap into that kind of potential. The Rams are bad offensively but this group should not be posting numbers that are record-breakingly bad. Cigs needed to be fired. Accountability.
These are the Rams point totals the last four games: 13, 13, 7, 3. That is just awful. Our losses to Pittsburgh (10 points scored) and Washington (6 point scored) were also pathetic offensively. You know how many times our offence has scored 20+ points in a game this year? 3 times! At this point our defence and special teams are more likely to score. Good riddance.