Cowherd is right in the sense that teams see McVay's success and want the same results. Consequently, coaches will be fired.
Teams are looking for the innovative, energetic coach who will bring them up to date with the modern offensive game. And quickly.
You keep bringing up all of these old coaches from 20-50 years back which misses one of the main points of Cowherd and the article: In this modern NFL, the climate has changed so the norm of 3-4 year turnarounds 20 years ago aren't relevant anymore.
