(01-05-2022, 02:44 PM)NCJag Wrote: The Jags were still 23-36 under Del Rio from 2007-2011 (Weaver's last 4 years of ownership). In 8 full seasons from 2003-2010, Del Rio went 65-63 (.507 winning percentage). He had 3 winning seasons, 2 8-8 seasons, and 2 7-9 seasons. For a league that is built on parity and to keep a level playing field, Jack Del Rio kept the Jaguars competitive.

Looking at 2012-2021: 

Mike Mularkey: 2-14
Gus Bradley: 14-48
Doug Marone: 23-43 (buoyed by a 10-6 2017 season)
Urban Meyer: 2-11
Darrell Bevell: 0-3

Combined: 41-119. ONE winning season. ONE playoff appearance. We've had TWELVE first round picks since 2012. How many are still with the team? Five (Bryan, Allen, Chaisson, Lawrence, Etienne). How many have actively contributed this year? TWO. How many have flamed out of the league? TWO (Blackmon/Joeckel). FOUR were traded/cut before they could even finish their rookie deals (Fowler, Ramsey, Fournette, Henderson). Those players were supposed to be the backbone and foundation of a team. But they were wasted picks. What is the common denominator? Khan's inept ownership. Wayne Weaver may have made some bad mistakes as an owner, but he was not a bad owner.

The first several seasons, the Jags lost most of their games? No....the first several seasons, the Jags WON SEVENTY percent of their games. (56/80) from 1995-1999. From 95-2000, they won 65%. It wasn't until Tom's last 2 years where he dual hatted as a coach/GM got us into salary cap oblivion. We had to slash payroll and rebuild....but were still competitive....until Wayne sold the team, as evidence by having a record ABOVE .500. NOW?  Khan can barely win a QUARTER of his games. He's a joke...and the clown show Sunday will prove it.