It does for me.
It first happened with Josh Trank when he was supposed to direct a solo Boba Fett film. Then he wasn't at Celebration and then a few weeks later he left the film. Some people would argue that his departure was because of the Fant4stic production trouble rumors (And they were probably right), but those rumors were around months before Trank left. So why wouldn't they fire him or ask him to leave earlier?
Recently, it happened with Phil Lord and Chris Miller with Han Solo. They had 85% of the film done and then Lucasfilm fired them. Why wait until then? I know the reports say that they might've gone a little off course, but why would you wait until then to fire them?
And now it's happen with Colin Trevorrow with Episode 9.
And even though Garreth Edwards directed Rogue One, a lot of the film was reshot (Some of it without him).
So the big question is "Does Disney really check with these directors and make sure they're on the same page?". It doesn't look like that.
What do you think?