If we fire him now and bring a new guy in tomorrow, do we suddenly become a winning football team? Or do we get our defense (which has been a disaster) together now that our main players are back and healthy. Do we get Koev in better shape and scoring, which he came very close to doing twice on Saturday? I dunno, man. Winter hasn't been phenomenal by any stretch, but at the same time, I just don't see what changing him now is going to fix. It seems more like doing something for the sake of doing something.
Nobody sees a problem with that?