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Fire Gus Bradley
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Quote:They shouldnt have fired mularkey after a year. Ive said that before.Yeah, it should have been after the bye! :-) A bad coach is a bad coach. You get rid of them as soon as you realize it! We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
"Continuity is key! Look at NE!"
Well sure, continuity works when you have a good coach. But gus hasnt shown us anything to get excited about. Does everyone realize how truly awful this team is?
Quote:They shouldnt have fired mularkey after a year. Ive said that before. Yes, they should have. He was terrible. The only "shouldn't have" regarding Mularkey is he "shouldn't have" been hired as head coach in the first place. Mularkey's ceiling is position coach (assistant) at this point. Quote:Yeah, it should have been after the bye! :-) Point is, it wasnt fair to fire mularkey after a year, and then make the "poor roster" excuse for gus
If you thought after last year that Gus deserved a second season, then you should have been feeling the same way about MM
We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today! Quote:They shouldnt have fired mularkey after a year. Ive said that before.Khan gets a mulligan for Mularkey. He was a new owner who was allowing the sitting GM to hire a coach. A year later, he had a new GM and a new head coach, so hiring Mularkey probably helped things along. Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Quote:If you thought after last year that Gus deserved a second season, then you should have been feeling the same way about MM Some people did. Honestly, I thought Gus deserved a second season last year because he was new blood. Mularkey wasn't. Plain and simple. And he managed to win 4 games. If he manages to win 4 again this year, I'll be happy with him (though still hoping he looks into changing a coordinator). Especially if we can keep games close.
I was wrong about Trent Baalke.
Quote:"Continuity is key! Look at NE!" As I've said before..... People that stress continuity around here have it backwards. Continuity doesn't breed success - success breeds continuity. (which at THAT point the continuity becomes a benefit)
Quote:If you thought after last year that Gus deserved a second season, then you should have been feeling the same way about MM Not exactly. Mularkey had a track record of mediocre. Gus was a new coach. Gus deserved at least this 2nd year. We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today! Quote:As I've said before.....And a revolving door at the head coach position to placate spoiled fans is the better approach. Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Quote:If you thought after last year that Gus deserved a second season, then you should have been feeling the same way about MMI see your point of view and what you're saying. I don't think I agree with it. The team was in a HUGE funk based on Mularkey's coaching. Gus on the other hand ended his 1st season strong, plus, I think he honestly does inspire players. It's just that Gus isn't a good X's and O's type coach. And he's in over his head in terms of in game decisions, game management, in game adjustments, and clock management. And I'm honestly getting concerned he's not gonna ever become that cerebral type of HC that we really need or is successful... I hope I'm wrong... I just have some major concerns at this point. Major concerns. Quote:Not exactly. Mularkey had a track record of mediocre. Gus was a new coach. Gus deserved at least this 2nd year.And he's not even half way through year two and you're on the fire bandwagon. Go figure. Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Quote:And a revolving door at the head coach position to placate spoiled fans is the better approach.What? Placating spoiled fans? What exactly are these fans spoiled from? And which fans do you speak of? Are you saying Jags fans are spoiled? LOL, keep spinning!!! You might drill yourself into the center of the earth! We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
I don't want Gus fired. I just want him to coach better.
I can try to drown out the opposing fans for a few more games by crunching on my nachos harder, pushing my ear buds a little deeper, and listening to my girlfriend scream for our opponents defense because she takes whoever is playing against the Jaguars in her fantasy league....and she's in 1st place. :verymad:
I ain't no monkey... I'm an ape.
![]() Quote:If you thought after last year that Gus deserved a second season, then you should have been feeling the same way about MMThere were a lot of things going on behind the scenes that forced the team to dump Mularkey. Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Quote:What? Placating spoiled fans? What exactly are these fans spoiled from? And which fans do you speak of?That's my point. They act like spoiled children despite the team struggling. They've gotten so used to just howling for the head of the next coach on a platter that they don't bother to allow things to play themselves out. We're not even to the midpoint of the season. Let's see how things progress as the season moves forward before we start demanding yet another coaching change. I'm not spinning a damn thing. We're 6 games into this season. Not the time to be demanding that Shad Khan fire a coach because fans want heads to roll. Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Quote:I see your point of view and what you're saying. I don't think I agree with it.if you're looking for someone that "honestly does inspire players" then why don't they just go buy Tebow and stick him on the Roar. :no:
I ain't no monkey... I'm an ape.
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Quote:That's my point. They act like spoiled children despite the team struggling. They've gotten so used to just howling for the head of the next coach on a platter that they don't bother to allow things to play themselves out. We're not even to the midpoint of the season. Let's see how things progress as the season moves forward before we start demanding yet another coaching change.OK, sorry... I think I'm taking this whole spoiled fan thing too personal. I'm not calling for Gus' head. I'm just saying that if we're still seeing bone head clock management issues at the end of December, there's 1 person that should be held accountable for that. I'm OK with letting this season play out. I'm just pointing out that the trajectory that this coaching staff is taking is not very comforting. Though, I will give Babich credit for the 2nd half. We finally started playing must more aggressive at CB and with our rushing schemes... But even with those highlights, I have my concerns about Bradley... That's all I'm saying. It may come down to having to fire him. But keeping him just because we fired a whole bunch of other coaches is a bad reason to keep him! Very bad.
Quote:And a revolving door at the head coach position to placate spoiled fans is the better approach. Spoiled fans??? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This team has had one playoff win in 14 years. Quote:And he's not even half way through year two and you're on the fire bandwagon. Go figure. 4-18. Bottom of the league in offense and defense rankings. One of if not the worst in the NFL in point differential for a 2nd straight year. Still making rookie head coach mistakes and doesn't appear to be learning from them. Poor in-game/ clock management. I'd say my criticism has been earned. Quote:There were a lot of things going on behind the scenes that forced the team to dump Mularkey. Care to elaborate? Because there really didn't need to be anything else behind the scenes to assist in his firing. The showing on the field was plenty enough right there to earn the dismissal. |
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