Thanks for the reply.I get your point that continuity is key, but you're missing something important. The last time that Miami won a playoff game was under Wannstedt in 2000. Wanny was previously the HC of the Bears, and every single HC since him has been a guy with no experience as an NFL Head Coach (although Saban was a college coach). That in itself isn't so bad, as many experienced and successful Coordinators have become HCs. However, they also have had varying levels of success at the HC position, because some Coordinators are better suited to remain a Coordinator.
That said, the main problem is that under Ross, EVERY new HC he hired was NOT an experienced, successful Coordinator; they were all Coordinators in name only. Not one of them actually ran their offense or defense or called the plays. So, what good is continuity if you keep hiring guys who don't have a clue as to how to run their side of the ball, let alone the whole team? Why waste years on these guys?
Continuity would make perfect sense if Ross would actually hire an ex-HC who has had some success, or at least a successful Coordinator with years of experience running his side of the ball.
I don't think I'm missing much of anything, but to your point, I don't think I agree.
We also haven't been to the playoffs much since Wandstedt and our current coach has gotten us there twice in the last 2 years. You have to actually reach the playoffs to get a win in the playoffs. Why in the world would I blow up a coaching staff that has gotten us to the playoffs the last two years for someone who was fired from somewhere else?
Because McD doesn't have the resume you like, you want to move on from him because of it? Despite "not having a clue"....he seems to be have two successful seasons so far with the last one even improved from the first one. Two years as a head coach and two trips to the playoffs.....not bad for someone who has no clue.