Pierce, Saleh, or Taylor?

With the Jaguars' 37-34 home win over the Colts, there are no more winless teams. This is the most parity I have seen in the NFL since 2014.

Zac Taylor and Kevin Stefanski are probably on the hottest seat.

Next two weeks are massive for Saleh and the 2-3 Jets. First they host Buffalo on MNF and then travel to Pittsburgh on SNF. If they are 2-5 after those two weeks I would guess Saleh is gone.

You would think stefanski , reigning coach of the year, would have bit more leash here given they made the playoffs last year with 24 different QBs. I think it's pretty clear this is a Deshaun Watson problem.

Pierce is not a head coach at this point but he's 5 games in

Saleh has had more than enough time to prove himself with terrible results

Peterson is who I would say even though they finally got a win in Jacksonville

McCarthy should have been fired last night on that awful challenge in the first half.

No way he's coaching Dallas next season

Stefanski is in the lose-lose spot.

Bench DeShaun and start Jameis and you can probably make a run at the playoffs in the suddenly not-so-good AFC North; They're 1-4 and only 2 games out of first. But doing that puts a $270m salary on the bench. Not sure he even has the leeway to make that call.

Leave DeShaun in there and be constantly aggravated by a guy who just doesn't seem to care. My buddies and I were discussing what other pro athlete has experienced such a profound dropoff from being pretty good earlier in their career when substance abuse, steroids, or a bad injury wasn't the cause.

We didn't come up with anyone as bad as DeShaun.

_lefraud_ said:

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McCarthy should have been fired last night on that awful challenge in the first half.

No way he's coaching Dallas next season

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Way too early to make that call, as up and down as they can be.

Gotta be Doug Pederson

The Porkchop Express said:

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Stefanski is in the lose-lose spot.

Bench DeShaun and start Jameis and you can probably make a run at the playoffs in the suddenly not-so-good AFC North; They're 1-4 and only 2 games out of first. But doing that puts a $270m salary on the bench. Not sure he even has the leeway to make that call.

Leave DeShaun in there and be constantly aggravated by a guy who just doesn't seem to care. My buddies and I were discussing what other pro athlete has experienced such a profound dropoff from being pretty good earlier in their career when substance abuse, steroids, or a bad injury wasn't the cause.

We didn't come up with anyone as bad as DeShaun.

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Look at Flacco and Dalton. Both of those guys step in and the whole team plays better. At some point the WRs, oline, running backs and defense will demand a change.

Albert Hanyesworth

04.arch.ag said:

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Saleh has had more than enough time to prove himself with terrible results

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And unfortunately for him, he's now stuck with Rodgers and Nathaniel Hackett

BowSowy said:

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Gotta be Doug Pederson

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This would be my wager, granted I do think the Jags have the talent to turn it around but if they miss the playoffs in this division I don't see him getting another season.

The Porkchop Express said:

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Stefanski is in the lose-lose spot.

Bench DeShaun and start Jameis and you can probably make a run at the playoffs in the suddenly not-so-good AFC North; They're 1-4 and only 2 games out of first. But doing that puts a $270m salary on the bench. Not sure he even has the leeway to make that call.

Leave DeShaun in there and be constantly aggravated by a guy who just doesn't seem to care. My buddies and I were discussing what other pro athlete has experienced such a profound dropoff from being pretty good earlier in their career when substance abuse, steroids, or a bad injury wasn't the cause.

We didn't come up with anyone as bad as DeShaun.

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LeVeon Bell
Antonio Brown

The track record for players who sit an entire year is not good.

Ridley too

Never know about the Carolina owner. He might fire someone today. Pederson or Stafanski if I was putting money down.

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04.arch.ag said:

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Saleh has had more than enough time to prove himself with terrible results

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And unfortunately for him, he's now stuck with Rodgers and Nathaniel Hackett

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1,000 times better than Zac Wilson.

Saleh is the classic defense-minded/oriented head coach...

that just can't figure out the offensive side of the ball

The Porkchop Express said:

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Stefanski is in the lose-lose spot.

Bench DeShaun and start Jameis and you can probably make a run at the playoffs in the suddenly not-so-good AFC North; They're 1-4 and only 2 games out of first. But doing that puts a $270m salary on the bench. Not sure he even has the leeway to make that call.

Leave DeShaun in there and be constantly aggravated by a guy who just doesn't seem to care. My buddies and I were discussing what other pro athlete has experienced such a profound dropoff from being pretty good earlier in their career when substance abuse, steroids, or a bad injury wasn't the cause.

We didn't come up with anyone as bad as DeShaun.

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Russell Wilson comes to mind.

aggielax48 said:

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The Porkchop Express said:

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Stefanski is in the lose-lose spot.

Bench DeShaun and start Jameis and you can probably make a run at the playoffs in the suddenly not-so-good AFC North; They're 1-4 and only 2 games out of first. But doing that puts a $270m salary on the bench. Not sure he even has the leeway to make that call.

Leave DeShaun in there and be constantly aggravated by a guy who just doesn't seem to care. My buddies and I were discussing what other pro athlete has experienced such a profound dropoff from being pretty good earlier in their career when substance abuse, steroids, or a bad injury wasn't the cause.

We didn't come up with anyone as bad as DeShaun.

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Russell Wilson comes to mind.

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With Wilson you can point to injuries and age...his mobility was a big part of what made him special and he turns 36 this year. Wilson earned a pro bowl nod in his age 32/33 season.

Watson was 27 when he got to Cleveland...his fall off truly seems unique.

New York Jets this morning pic.twitter.com/viodP8W56z

— Brandon Warne (please follow: new account!) (@brandon_warne) October 8, 2024

Him and Rogers seemed to have bad relationship.

As a Jets fan, this is good news.

MSFC Aggie said:

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98Ag99Grad said:

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Him and Rogers seemed to have bad relationship.

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Me thinks Rodgers is a cancer

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Don't forgot about Rodgers lapdog Hackett. Or any of the front office

SOURCES: Former #Jets HC Robert Saleh was never going to fire offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. That was not happening.

However he was going to demote his game day responsibilities this week. Saleh made decision to give play-calling to Todd Downing because of the… pic.twitter.com/nYJewU5KYv

— Connor Hughes (@Connor_J_Hughes) October 8, 2024

The New York Jets have an opportunity to do the funniest thing ever pic.twitter.com/ubyVvASEMB

— NFL Memes (@NFL_Memes) October 8, 2024

I remember the last time he was the jets coach……..for a day.

45-70Ag said:

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The New York Jets have an opportunity to do the funniest thing ever pic.twitter.com/ubyVvASEMB

— NFL Memes (@NFL_Memes) October 8, 2024

I remember the last time he was the jets coach……..for a day.

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That would be hilarious