Everyone is going to have a different opinion, that's ok. I don't expect the same staff to take this team anywhere based off of what I saw in 2017 and 2018. Were their injuries, yes. Your team definitely does lose something when that happens. Depth is the GM's responsibility and that wasn't great in some places. Personally, I see why all 3 were fired and I was fine with it.
1. Sark was a mistake. He somehow was able to get an NFL jobs of a very high profile nature after leaving USC after 2 years due to personal issues. I just think we were too close for someone with NO NFL experience. That 2 year experiment was a flop and now our offense and Matt Ryan have to pay the penalty. Should have kept Matt LaFleur if we wanted momentum. Didn't have that with Sark.
2. Armstrong, he was in charge of special teams. We were consistently bad for the last couple of years. I know special teams is more than just the return game, but we get nothing out of it. No reason why he should stick around.
3. Manual, some may like him. I just didn't see a defense that did anything other than lineup and try and make a tackle in front of them. They just relied on the other team making a mistake or not executing. CB's were never competitive. Always gave guys too much room. Were they coached up to play tighter? Could not generate a pass rush with the front 4, ok, so get creative and bring extra guys. Falcons rarely did that. Defense was always back on their heels in my book. I think their needs to be a new philosophy on D.