Welcome back, Chuck. He's come to you live on 106, seven, the fan talking about what the

commanders need to do moving forward. They're not firing the coaches. It's funny because

I put this out on Twitter and then on Facebook. And a lot of the responses were fire the

coach. It's like, well, what do they do strategically to write the ship?

But you know that a lot of people did, it resonated with them. The same emotion I felt

watching him on the sideline, that lack of emotion, that just stoic, whatever. That I'm

telling you is resonating with people. It's making people feel like he's punched out.

Yeah. Here's a tweet from at size Junk's P1 Matt in MSP says, if they're not firing

Ron, I'd like to see him up in a coaching box with JDR and BNME on the sideline tired of

the blank stare, arms crossed, emotionless BS. We've been living with the past few years.

Well, that's not happening. I mean, he's not going to just throw Ron up enough. He wouldn't

be a luxury sweet. But it is true. That's the one thing I will say about BNME because I think

BNME is learning as he's going here and I think he's been kind of uneven also. But at least

BNME is fiery. Right. At least he's passionate here. I mean, even jacked out real looks dead

on the sideline. Here are a couple tweets that I think all from more specific strategy advice.

Ryan tweets us one, play more shell zone to stop the explosive plays. Don't they do that?

I saw though a statistical breakdown. When they're in zone, they've been okay. When

they're in man, they get killed. All teams do both. Yeah. Because you don't want to be

predictable. But maybe they should play more. He says stay more balanced and all offense

totally agree. Said how should never have 50 pass attempts and create more pass rush.

D line needs to be better. Okay. Trace says play a five man front bench Barton and Forbes

and Blitzmore often. I think a lot of fans are on kind of the same pager. Let's go to the

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