While I understand not everything is going swimmingly, what I will say is for the individual talent on this roster, they should easily be playing more "dynamic" than they are, and you simply don't see it. The more I see Quinn, the more I think he is capable of being an NHL caliber coach, but this is not the right "roster" or "fit" for him necessarily. I think he is certainly responsible for adjustments/improvements you see in players like Buchnevich, Chytil and to a certain extent Fox, but I'm not entirely sure he is the product of everybody else. The other question is how much better would those same players be playing with a different coach?
With those players, Mika, Panarin, Laf, Kakko, etc., this team should really be at least flying around more and playing with pace. Not really seeing that outside of select plays here and there in each game. I've posted on here saying you need to see 10 games, but the window is closing. you fall behind 10-15 games in now, it's too much of an uphill climb. Now you're staring at three seasons in the league without securing a playoff berth (I don't really count what happened last season). How much longer should a coach get under those circumstances? If a coach takes four years just to develop enough consistency to possibly make a playoff push, how much longer is it going to take him to figure it out once the playoffs roll around?
Good example of what I am trying to get at is Jared Bednar. Colorado was terrible (rebuilding) his first season there. Since, three playoff appearances, including one in his second season there that was much more ahead of schedule than people thought that Avalanche team was. Yes, the disappointing second-round exists are on him and his players, but that also means valuable playoff experience and slightly fresher legs than other contenders (St. Louis, Vegas, Dallas) out West. That organization is primed now to win the Stanley Cup within the next three seasons (I will be very shocked if they don't). We have yet to even reach the stage two part with Quinn. JD, Gorton and company should really start to evaluate his future if there is a better option out there, and there is (See: Gerard Gallant).