09-18-2014, 05:55 PM
I think caldwell has a long leash no matter what. But given Khan's impatience with soccer managers, isn't it at least conceivable that a coaching change could be made if the season continues to go this badly?
Quote:I think the team would have to lose 10 games or more in 2015 for Gus to be fired.I doubt even then. Seeing as how our future QB hasn't played yet and our offense is pretty much completely different from last year minus Henne. I think he's got a free pass this year.
Quote:I doubt even then. Seeing as how our future QB hasn't played yet and our offense is pretty much completely different from last year minus Henne. I think he's got a free pass this year.I said 2015.
Quote:I said 2015.My bad I read that incorrectly.
Quote:No, situation's different here in Jax. Roster here was gutted. It's gonna be a three year process before we're really competitive. Khan knows that.i guess my question is, based on what we have seen so far, do you really think we will compete for a playoff spot next year?
Quote:I doubt even then. Seeing as how our future QB hasn't played yet and our offense is pretty much completely different from last year minus Henne. I think he's got a free pass this year.
Quote:I think caldwell has a long leash no matter what. But given Khan's impatience with soccer managers, isn't it at least conceivable that a coaching change could be made if the season continues to go this badly?no. after a more or less complete 'gut' of the team, it was understood that rebuild would take time and that there would be 'glitches' along the way. This is the NFL, not burger king... you don't get it when you want it or even necessarily the way you would like it... which is to say 'patience' is golden...
Quote:i guess my question is, based on what we have seen so far, do you really think we will compete for a playoff spot next year?
Quote:i guess my question is, based on what we have seen so far, do you really think we will compete for a playoff spot next year?
Quote:...i think theyre holding off on starting him. It buys them time.
Quote:There's no way of knowing if that's in Caldwell/Bradley's thoughts right now unless you are tight enough with both of them to ask and get an honest answer -- but I would literally bet you my life's savings and the pink slip to my car that it's not the case.
These guys aren't trying to play mind games with the owner over job security. They just happen to know a whole lot more than you or I about Bortles' readiness, knowledge of the playbook, ability to identify opposing defensive schemes and progress with his technique. They might be treating him with kid gloves, but it's not over their jobs. It's about wanting to get the best out of him when he does start. Which will be more sooner than later.