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Message: [QUOTE="Culhwch, post: 3147633, member: 1983"] I can't see this being true. The way the team has trended down, with no signs of improvement and plenty of regression, why would you give him a chance, even a slim one, to save his job and keep coaching? Even under a long term rebuilding plan there is no way that he could argue this team is on track for improvement under his stewardship. The culture is gone, the environment seems toxic, and there is no way that anyone could think retaining Seibold is going to culminate in anything other than continued poor performances. I suspect that they are reluctant to sack him mid-year because that's just not something the Broncos do. It would also highlight the failure of the powers that be in his hire, although how they could possibly avoid that stain at this stage is questionable. I don't think there will be any more public statements of support, and we'll just continue to put up embarrassing performances for the next ten weeks, and on Mad Monday Seibs will be cleaning out his office. I don't think it'll take him long, he'd be smart to start packing now. [/QUOTE]

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