The primary reasons you brought him in was for his supposed offensive “prowess” and qb whispering abilities...and now that he’s proven to have either...you’re just left with an ugly, bald cheerleader.
Yea, pretty much, but there are plenty of good coaches who are mostly motivators.
It's hard to control 53 ego's, well, even more than that. Nagy has done that spectacularly for the most part. If this were the Trestman bears people would be fighting each other in that locker room after losing 6 in a row.
Not saying nagy is a good coach, because he isn't, but at least he's realized the error in his ways. It just might be too late.
A lot of people in the media feel like nagy will be fantastic the second coaching gig he gets, because he'll learn from the mistakes he made here.