I am ready to consider the possibility that we, as the fanbase, are not helping things. It’s a very real possibility we are contributing to the toxic culture around the football program.
You can’t blame fans for on-field results, but I think it’s fair to say we contribute (in varying degrees) to the confusion in leadership (as we put blistering pressure on decision makers) and frustration among the players (as we routinely crap all over them and their coaches).
This isn’t a popular thought, and many will take umbrage with it, but we could either help or hurt. I don’t think collectively you can get a fanbase pulling in the same direction without on-field results, and I don’t think any of us can control the tweeting / posting of our peers, but it’s something we should all consider.