Quote:Not so much the record for me - its more the point differential. 

 

Tom Coughlin had 2 straight 6-10 teams here in Jax, and he managed to coach every game so at least Jax was in most of them until the final gun. Those 2 Coughlin teams wound up with a positive point differential for the season. 

 

Bradley's teams don't seem to overachieve on either side of the ball. 

 

I don't see Bradley's teams attack specificly game planned weaknesses on a week to week basis like Belichick teams seem to do, Bradley's teams seem to have the same sort of game plan every week with little variability.  

 

Does this mean:

 

a)  They game plan to attack certain weaknesses on a week to week basis, but don't actually attack them during games...or

b)  They game plan to attack certain weaknesses, just not on a weekly basis; or...

c)  They don't game plan to attack certain weaknesses?

 

Is it possible they identify weaknesses and game plan to attack them, but don't have the personnel to attack these weaknesses effectively?

 

Example-as you know, Justin Blackmon can attack a defense much more effectively and in many other ways than can Brown or any of the other guys we picked up later in the season.  Yet Blackmon was not there for 12 games.

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