No. Really? He's got a great job, one that he has said is his dream job over and over again. On top of that, he was never offered the Green Bay job. At most, he was offered an interview, which he declined. Even if he decided to take the interview, it was far from a done deal that he would get offered it.
People today are so unrealistic and impatient. As has been stated a ton of times, minus the true blue bloods, every program has bad years and stretches. Look no further than the gold standard of college football- Alabama. From 1997-2007 (11 seasons!), they were a very pedestrian 74-63 overall and had seasons that included records of 3-8, 4-9, and 4-7. Look at how much the mighty Florida State (arguably the premier program of the 1990's) has fallen. Or Tennessee. Or Texas. Or UCLA. Or Miami of Florida. Or Nebraska. The list goes on and on.
This has been an extremely frustrating season. And I'll admit that it's not just the 1-7 record. It's the pathetic offense that has made for a terrible viewing experience. I mean, when our next game kicks off, it will be over a month since we scored a touchdown. That's terrible...but bad seasons happen. Everything fell wrong this year. No one jumped up and took the QB position and we had injuries to our #1 RB, our #1 WR, and one of our top two QB's that was fighting for the starting job and likely would be starting now if healthy. On top of that, the toughest part of our schedule hit right as all of those injuries were happening, and now the wheels have completely fallen off and the team is playing with no confidence.
Not making excuses, but when you look at the situation, you can kind of see how this happened. The coaching needs to be better. The players need to be better. The whole thing has been a disaster this year. But despite all of that, this is still a good program that is a lot better off today than ten years ago. If we have another year like this next year, this discussion would be a lot more valid. For now, it's a bad season that the coaches and players need to find a way to overcome. They still have four games left to try and gain a little confidence going into the offseason.