GerstAusGosheim

It's such a secret, they're going to tell us after Josh retires.

Sean hated this O. He'd put 7 blocking TEs on the field if he could.

Even better!!!

Villanova Pope

Nah just remove the guy who blew it...and leave everyone else in place. I would have taken Daboll at HC with Leslie at DC in a heartbeat. Imagine how differently we would have been drafting. Would have been to at least 1 SB by now.

When McDermott hired Beane, there were a lot of people on this board who felt Sean was calling the shots. That sentiment has softened over the years. But how else could you explain the state of this roster. It is being built along the vision of complementary football.

You really think a GM in 2025 would prioritize rotational cogs in a soft defensive scheme over elite WR talent for his MVP QB if he was really in charge? Sean's poor decision making is all over these drafts.

No, going 9–7 and needing a miracle to back into the playoffs is not changing the game. That was an awesome moment for our club and fans, and we'll always be grateful for it. Now, trading the Mahomes pick to Andy to kick off the next great dynasty... that’s changing the game. Blowing 13 seconds and our best chance at a Super Bowl... that’s changing the game. Not giving your unicorn, MVP-caliber QB the weapons he needs to finally get to the Super Bowl...that's changing the game.

Every year he fails to make the Super Bowl with an MVP level QB, that likelihood gets smaller.

If we lose to Carolina, Dolphins fans will post this about us.

Or maybe the coaching sucks. He was the best nickel in the league 2 years ago when Leslie was here.

They'll steal a game from the Eagles or Chiefs and lose 3 more to teams we all counted as wins before the season started. Defense is a mess.

Yep, and that lead to 13 seconds. Total disaster. Fast forward to Sean calling the D for a whole year... it folded in key moments against the Eagles, Bucs, Broncos, Pats, Giants, Chiefs. And 2 of those losses were partially the result of a mistimed zero blitz.

If you took this poll after 13 seconds, there would have been 20% in favor of firing him. And that 20% would have been right.

Had Sean fired his rookie OC who only put up 10 points against the Bengals in the playoffs, instead of pushing out his #1-ranked DC (whose side was rocked after Hamlin incident and was starting multiple backups), the last couple seasons might have ended very differently.