Jordan Love, in his 1st season as an NFL starter......

Waldron could go either way on the QB, IMO. I don't think it sends a signal either way. It does make me a little more comfortable though that if they do stay with Fields, he may be the guy that can help continue his development.

Getsy was a poor choice.  I think we all can agree upon that.  He was inexperienced as a play caller, his personnel packages were odd at times, and he tended to go to the well too many times (Nagy did the same with his gadget plays).  It would have been way smarter to being in a more experienced play caller who also had QB-development-skills beyond being the guy that cleaned Aaron's cleats.

However, as Ric and I have both pointed out, he didn't have a lot of good options with the limitations Fields has.  Both of us have mentioned how Fields' "issues" made both the short and intermediate passing game difficult to execute.  Getsy took the fall.  I'm not shedding any tears for him but let's not pretend like Justin wasn't a big part of the problem.

For those that disagree, please feel free to explain what, besides throwing a good deep ball when time permits, that Fields does well as a passer.

This is one of those chicken and the egg things. Was the QB limiting the OC or was the OC limiting the QB? Many more of the post gam analysis I read during the season pinned it on play calling. We will find out if Field stays. Or goes to a team with a good OC. It's also possible he will go to another team with another crappy OC and he will continue to fail. 

Over and over again in the Shoutbox we would be STUNNED by the play calls.  People would be stroking out over them (me included).  Getsy just did not have a clue.  If people want to blame that on Fields I think it's a bit delusional.  But I am tired of arguing about it.  Let's see what the next OC or team can do or not do with Fields and then we'll have our definitive answer on him.  But for now it's just crazy conjecture.