Is Wade gone if: Winning season, strong december, top defense, and miss playoffs?

[Ren]

After the injury situation we had, that really wouldn't have been fair to Wade.

Injuries was not the reason for the team being one of the most undisciplined teams i've ever seen, if these guys could get out of their own way they would have made the playoffs even with the injuries

 

[Tovya]

No, I'd rather get rid of Phillips even if it means cutting a bunch of players and starting over from scratch, what's the point of having a good team if your HC can't win?

Oh, I get what you mean now...

Still, there is no reason to blow up the roster--we simply need to can Phillips and get a proven winner and Jerry for the first time in his life needs to give the reigns over to whomever he ends up hiring. His way has been failing for a decade and a half--it's time he faces that fact.

 

[Hoofbite]

I think the better question should be:

Is there anyone who thinks he would actually be around after that?

 

[Ren]

I think the better question should be:

Is there anyone who thinks he would actually be around after that?

I hate HC Wade, i would love to have him as a DC though :laugh2:

No one is going to give him another shot as HC after this year so Jerry might as well join the bidding for his DC services

 

[Soth]

If we don't make the playoffs, no matter what our record or how well we played, he's gone.

I agree. Jerry won't keep Wade if we miss the playoffs this year. Even if we finish strong, or if we had a ton of injuries... it won't matter.

If we get into the playoffs, and lose on the first round, then anything is possible.

 

[AbeBeta]

After the injury situation we had, that really wouldn't have been fair to Wade.

Honestly, how we handled injuries should have been a major reason behind his firing.

Romo gets hurt with an injury that 99.9% of QBs miss a month with. Instead of sitting him and moving forward, we have this limbo week where Tony tries to wait and see if he can throw. An hour before the game he's declared out. That sort of uncertainty likely contributed strongly to our loss that day.

Next, we simply refused to let Barber heal. Similar to the Romo story leading up to the Steelers game... gametime decision. As if the a nagging injury that only gets better with rest is going to magically mend. Instead of sitting him another week after that, he plays injured, and as Wade noted, the team missed an opportunity to get him healthy for the last one or two games of the year.

Indecision. That's the key problem here.