I don't think he's going anywhere yet...Coughlin is as much responsible for this roster as Caldwell...If Coughlin thought this team was junk when he signed on he would have started dismissing players right and left...Coughlin was on board with keeping Bortles, maybe because he knew there wasn't anyone available that was an upgrade, maybe not, but you can bet your [BLEEP] and both eyes that Coughlin watched every single minute of film on Bortles the Jaguars have...

Sure Caldwell has made mistakes, and as every GM does, he has had some misses...If only there was a crystal ball to look into to see the future of each player selected and know how he was going to turn out...

There have been coaches and GMs who have stated Caldwell has done a good job, why the results don't show it, this roster is much better than what Caldwell had when he assumed the job...

The million dollar question is why, with a roster seemingly loaded with talent, can we not play for [BLEEP]?

One thing is the roster turnover every year has been high, and seemingly more new players than players vested with the team for much time...

Another thing is the Gus connection...No discipline, no accountability, no tough practices, nothing but a smile and pat on the butt when they mess up and Gus saying, That's ok tiger, you'll get it next time...

The biggest thing I believe, is that we as fans are so tired of losing, especially after seeing other teams grab rookies and have winning season that we expect that too...

Most of us see us getting these seemingly great rookies and everyone expects the rookies to come in and out play seasoned vets and light the league on fire..We are the youngest team in the league, in the last few years we have had more rookies, UDFA, and second year players starting than any team in the league but more UDFA/second year players/rookies < seasoned vets...

The QB and OL is certainly holding us back, but that's not the only things...We lack consistency, and that is our biggest problem...I expect to see a new QB and heavy OL drafting in the next draft, and then we are in the same place as when Caldwell started, a bunch of young guys as starters, expecting them to out play the seasoned vets...

The last thing is, Coughlin was brought in to fine tune Caldwell...He's supposed to be guiding him and polishing his skills

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