(12-25-2019, 02:38 AM)MojoKing Wrote:

(12-25-2019, 02:02 AM)navyjagfan Wrote: Using the "almost got us to the Super Bowl" argument doesn't work.  Look at the Rams that DID make it to the SB last year.  No one is clamoring for their HC to come here.  He had one good year - then other teams figured his schemes out and how to beat them.  

The best head coaches are good consistently.  Harbaugh.  Belichek. Tomlin.  They change schemes to match players, not the other way around.  

Jags fans are growing accustomed to being horrible and occasionally rising to mediocrity.  I don't get the idea of settling.  Why not try and get a top-level coach?  Marrone has been here long enough to know what you're going to get, and it's not good.  

We literally have the worst run defense in Jags history.  Lead the league in penalties.  New records for most consecutive double-digit leads.  This is the coach that you want to keep around for another year?

McVay made it with a much more talented Offense and Aaron Donald and not having to play the Patriots or Chiefs in the playoffs

"They change schemes to match players, not the other way around" EXACTLY my point. Marrone did this in 2017, he can't do it now because it wouldn't matter WHAT scheme we run because we barely can run a Tampa 2 with the talent we have here. 
We act as if Tomlins and Harbaughs are just out there to pick off a tree, again we BEAT both of them in the 2017 season. 

"We literally have the worst run defense in Jags history.  Lead the league in penalties.  New records for most consecutive double-digit leads.  This is the coach that you want to keep around for another year?"

Yes. Because to me, its all a product of talent and depth, NOT coaching. We were considered the best D in 2017. What? Did Marrone forget what he was doing? Does he have alzheimers? Did Wash have a stroke? or did virtually half of our D from that year leave the team? 

There are no Tomlins or Harbaughs in this years potential crop.