Atlanta Falcons: One move we can all agree needs to happen

Nov 29, 2020; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Las Vegas Raiders head coach John Gruden (left) and Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris shake hands after a game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 29, 2020; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Las Vegas Raiders head coach John Gruden (left) and Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris shake hands after a game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports /
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One move all Atlanta Falcons fans should be able to agree needs to happen

There’s plenty of dissention among the Atlanta Falcons fan base as to what moves need to be made, but not everything is dressed in shades of gray.

Atlanta Falcons fans will agree to disagree on a wide variety of issues in terms of how the franchise should be handled including whether or not Matt Ryan is the problem, if they trade Julio Jones and what the organization should do with that No. 4 overall pick.

Who should the Falcons hire as the new head coach and general manager? While there’s a consensus of names that will have the majority happy, there are still dissenting opinions on who those should be, as well.

So, what’s the move that all Atlanta Falcons fans should agree upon? It’s pretty simple: It’s time to fire OC Dirk Koetter.

Koetter needs to go and that’s something Atlanta Falcons fans should be able to get behind

There is nothing in Koetter’s tenure with the Falcons that should make anyone think that he should stick around with the new staff.

Atlanta needs a new culture and they need a bright offensive mind who can come in and revolutionize what they’re doing.

The last thing they need is to keep someone around who has been a part of this culture of losing and hasn’t really ever shown the propensity to be a top coordinator in the league- through his first run with the Falcons, with the Buccaneers, or back with the Falcons now.

Next. Falcons are interviewing some real duds currently. dark

There are plenty of issues that need to be fixed both offensively and defensively, but we can all agree that bringing Koetter back would be a hinderance and stumbling block for the new regime to overcome right off the bat.