Bucs Head Coach Analysis

With the Bucs season continuing on a disappointing spiral from week to week, it is no wonder that rumors are swirling around the water cooler about the job security of some key Buccaneer faculty. And if history plays a role in it, Bucs head coaches, with the exception of a few, rarely make it past the 2 year mark in their position; the longest running being John McKay from 76-84. So what does that mean for our current Head Coach, Koetter? Well, a lot actually, considering the season we have had thus far, as well as his 2 year mark getting a bit closer. Week after week he has said that he needs to coach better, he has shouldered responsibility for the majority of the issues taking place on the field. Is it all his fault? Absolutely not, this is a team after all, and a team needs to come together and do their part, but as a head coach, at the end of the day, the buck stops with him. He makes the calls. While his play calling has isn't always poor, let's try not to be too negative here, there is still a lot that he needs to work on. He knows this, but at some point he has to stop talking and start doing. But this is just speculation at this point, we still have a lot of season left to cover, and there's …show more content…
Another Bucs Report writer, Kyle Riddle, brought you 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly' regarding Licht yesterday. So to try not to sound too repetitive I will just touch on the impact of his decisions this season, briefly. First, lets not forget that he has made some good decisions in terms of signing, however, the signings of D-Jac, Baker and Ward this season were supposed to be game changers, as they were dubbed our new "weapons", and while they have each made some big plays, they have not lived up to the expectations we had going into this season, and it has cost us. But as I said before, his departure is all speculation, and our season is far from