The Nashville Predators' 7-15-6 record has some questioning Andrew Brunette's job security. He addressed the matter after practice on Monday.

The Predators will look to snap their seven-game losing streak Tuesday, when they host the Calgary Flames at Bridgestone Arena. It seems strange to call a regular-season game in December a "must-win," but that's how it feels for this Predators team – and especially for Brunette.

NASHVILLE -- Andrew Brunette said Monday he’s focused on doing his part as Nashville Predators coach to help them end a seven-game skid (0-4-3), addressing any concerns he may have about his job security.

Andrew Brunette has yet to scratch any of the top players on the team even though the play has been far less than adequate. He said, "Unfortunately, like I said, I could scratch every guy on the team. Is there going to come a time? There might."

Andrew Brunette addresses job security with Nashville Predators, conversations with Trotz Luczak announced last year that he would retire at the end of 2024, after 40 years as morning host at the Milwaukee classic rock station. The “Paper Planes” rapper signed to Jay-Z’s label Roc Nation in 2012 before leaving two years later.

Nashville Predators CEO Sean Henry, owner Bill Haslam and GM Barry Trotz have been meeting frequently the past few weeks during the team's struggles.

Nashville Predators head coach Andrew Brunette had a blunt assessment of his team through 28 games."We could scratch every guy in our lineup," Brunette said Tuesday, according to The Tennessean's Alex Daugherty.