Jeff Fisher and his middle school offense was sacked on December 12th, 2016. Since Coach McVay took over, the Rams have gone 19-5 in the regular season, won the division title last season and are the leagues only undefeated team this season. Let's face it, in a very short period of time, the Rams went from every others team Homecoming game to their SuperBowl. Will this lead to even shorter leashes for NFL coaches who can not turn their teams fortunes around so quickly?
Will Coach McVay's success affect NFL coach firings going forward?
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I think it totally depends.
If a team is already rich in talent then yes.
If not, owners would be foolish to let the Rams situation affect their expectations.
If a team is already rich in talent then yes.
If not, owners would be foolish to let the Rams situation affect their expectations.
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Yeah, Colin Cowherd was just saying that McVay is going to get a lot of coaches fired, even solid coaches.
His segment on this was really spot on to me. There are about 28 teams that have McVay envy right about now.