Nothing against Winston October, but the experiment of him and Joe Paopao calling plays has been a complete failure. He has not been given the fire power on offence required to be competitive in the CFL, and he is not the man responsible for that. It is not fair to blame Rick for this season.
If he was to be fired right now, he would have a job very quickly, and who would that leave to be the head coach in Ottawa? The only reasonable option is current defensive coordinator Noel Thorpe, but he has been doing a fantastic job with the defence. Rick Campbell has been the head coach of the REDBLACKS since their inception in 2014, and while many are screaming to have him fired, doing so would be detrimental to the REDBLACKS present and future. It is beyond evident that changes need to be made, but what should the team do? Head Coach: Rick Campbell Ottawa Redblacks head coach Rick Campbell looks up at the scoreboard during the first half of CFL action against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Winnipeg Thursday, July 3, 2014. Lewis Ward missed a field goal snapping his streak at 69. The defence was on the field for over 30 minutes once again (34:52) and began to break in the second half. The REDBLACKS failed to find the end zone once again and were forced to punt 11 times in the game, further cementing them as the leagues worst offence. The REDBLACKS are coming off of an embarrassing 21-7 loss against the Dane Evans led Hamilton Tiger-Cats. I am now hitting the panic button with force. Last week, I wrote an article about how we needed to relax and not push the panic button on the REDBLACKS, but times have changed. #Burris, #Davis, #October, Arbuckle, arndt, campbell, desjardins, franklin, glenn, jennings, Panic, ray, streveler
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