(12-20-2021, 04:32 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(12-20-2021, 02:51 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Ask Vic:

Bryan from Wauwatosa, WI
If not Byron, how about another former Jaguar in Nathaniel Hackett? He has roots with the team, is an innovative offensive mind to mentor Lawrence, and -- perhaps, most importantly -- seems to be the absolute antithesis to Meyer.

As I've written, I think the whole thing needs blown up, again. I think Khan needs to find a GM or a president of football operations or whatever he wants to title that person, and then turn the football operation over to him. The No. 1 issue right now, in my mind, is who is going to advise Khan in finding that man? He needs to turn a deaf ear to the people in his building and seek advice from the outside. The Jaguars don't need a play-caller. They need a man who knows how to manage an NFL franchise.

Agreed. I said it a few times in a few other threads. He was on the right track with Coughlin. However, he still allowed holdovers like Caldwell and Marrone around. It was not a clean slate.

He could try and put together a counsel. Reach out to the likes of Parcells, Polian and Wolf. These were all major players in a large capacity at the executive and roster building level.

He has to get that hire in place first. Then, stay out of the way. He's failed for a decade. His son has also failed. He needs to find a face of the organizational side of things so he can develop the actual face of the franchise.

Ideally. I think it should be narrowed down to two pairings already. That's Rick Smith and Jim Caldwell or Mike Borgonzi and Doug Pederson. I really feel like these two groups have the potential to turn things around within two years.

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