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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/MasterPlatypus2483 on 2024-04-29 00:03:45.
A lot of times NFL teams are criticized for making a bad decision be it moving on from a coach, Quarterback etc… and sometimes in retrospect it does look like they made a mistake but in reality there is nuance.
For example, I feel the Lions made the right move when they fired Jim Caldwell (yes he made the playoffs but the team seemed stuck in purgatory), just the solution was obviously not Matt Patricia. (And Bob Quinn for GM).
What are your right move, wrong solutions for teams?