As a fan, my expectation make 0 difference in what happens with the team and coaches. Whether I'm ambivalent on one extreme or calling for a coaches to be fired who have one of the best OL in the country AFTER the season is played, on the other extreme... it makes no difference to the product on the field, players playing, or who coaches.

It does make the season a fun when you can appreciate and give credit where it is due.

Are you calling for Klune's job or Gilford's? Both of which vastly underperformed where their units were and where they were projected to be. What about Unga?

All three were much more than 5-6 spots below where the preseason rankings had them. Using your logic, they should be fired as well.