Peyton Manning says teams fail young QBs when forcing them to change coaches, systems

I can't agree with this. To simply put, I fully agree and understand with what Manning is saying. But at the sametime you have to have a level of competence in your coaches. You need coaches who are good enough to out coach opposition. To make gametime adjustments to expose weaknesses in opponents. Mismatches, covering your own weaknesses, etc.

We didn't see that with Rizzi anywhere on the field on either side of the ball. The defense started getting more pressures but the run defense didn't improve at any point hardly at all. Nothing worth noting anyways. The offense couldn't ever get in sync. We lacked discipline. A lot of it. Everywhere.

Depending on who the head coach is, retaining Kubiak would help to Mannings point, on the flip side of that we're opening the door that its possible that he was part of the problem, which I think is unlikely, but we can't rule it out.

I'd rather us just start fresh with a whole new coaching staff.
Are you taking into consideration that Rizzi could only improve so much, but was still tied to Allen's program? However, to middle w/ you if Getting Glenn or even McCarthy also came w/ him potentially keeping KK I'd be ok w/ it. Still, the bigger picture for me hasn't changed...a full reset w/ all new coaching staff, all new QB etc etc, would be easier to pull off in 2026. I'm not in the strip it all down in 2025 group, my logic and research won't allow me to be.

I agree with the thought but I don't think Rattler is worth building your organization around. If we do eventually draft the right guy (or maybe Rattler eventually shows that kind of promise), I do think Loomis is the type of GM to give that QB some continuity. Assuming the fans haven't run him out of town as well.

I don't disagree that Rattelr hasn't proven worth building around, but I think that also highlights my point that you should keep the same system/playcaller to see if he is. If not, you absolutely reset everything in 2026 and look to draft a young signal caller high.