re: All of this really highlights how little the average fanbase knows about coaching football

Also, I think coaches get way too much of the blame when a team is bad and way too much of the credit when a team is good.

Case in point, Joe Brady with 2019 LSU. The dude was looked upon as some kind of offensive genius because he happened to be in the right place at the right time.

Then he couldn't even make it two years as an NFL OC, the other end of the spectrum, he was blamed WAY TOO MUCH for the Panthers being bad.

I think there are very few cases when it's just painfully obvious that it's time for a coach to go, Ed Orgeron was a good example of that.