That somehow Goff didn't know McVay wanted to move on.

I don't think McVay or Snead handled this well on a few fronts, but I also find it hard to believe that what we saw play out in public was the whole story.

To me, that doesn't add up. Maybe signals were crossed, and maybe it wasn't explicitly said by McVay "You better straighten up or else!" Just seems odd.

Has a reporter ever asked McVay about his side of the story? I'm seriously asking because these articles by Silver only seem to come from one angle.

That's what a responsible journalist would do anyway.