I'm on the fence here.. I do agree that losing isn't a very good indicator of a good team/coach and Caldwell started out pretty sketchy. When he first started he cut the roster too deep, admitted it, and took the blame. Then he doubled down on Bortles after one run into the playoffs...The last few drafts he have been pretty decent, but still no QB... Why he likes 6th round QBs is beyond me...Wash has either been told to be more aggressive, or is finally figuring out that he has to be, and this game was the best the defense has played this year (IMHO)...We went toe to toe, head to head, with one of the best perennial play off teams in GB, and played well enough to win, and would have if not for penalties negating 2 touchdowns, but they happened, and should not be used as an excuse...The team is playing hard with a no quit attitude... 

IF and notice I said IF, this becomes a trend, and we can hang tight with the BIG DOGS, it just might be enough to keep Marrone around another year...It seems (to me anyway), that Mr Khan's idea of improvement isn't always represented by the number of wins, but looks at over all play, (and alludes to other things that he sees happening behind the curtin,)...If the overall play is improving, not just one game, but if we manage to still be in the game in the 4th quarter for the rest of the year, we should squeak out a victory or 2...If they play with the passion and intensity they played with yesterday for the rest of the year, I would nearly bet money that Caldwell and Marrone get one more year to try and field a winning or (improving) team... I would like to see Gruden and KM retained as OC and receivers coaches in the event of a coaching change  but that would be up to the new HC. I wouldn't want the new HC to be Gruden (yet)... I think he needs a few years back in the NFL before he gets crowned with a HC title, but it's just a matter of time before teams start throwing HC offers at him...

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