Scrolling through the “internet’s past” I see a lot of complaints from Philly fans about how Doug’s program created a lot of injuries (interesting that we have been so injury plagued here). I see where Doug’s exit was centered around his loyalty to his staff and his reluctance to let other decision makers in on the process. The OC he was willing to lay down for? Press Taylor. The OC he brought with him to Jacksonville? Press Taylor.

It’s just interesting that there are similar issues to his tenure in Philly, and the same OC. This offense is struggling, that fault lies somewhere. This team is saddled with injuries, that fault lies somewhere. The decision making in game, that fault lies somewhere.

I was so hopeful when Doug came on board, but I’m starting to wonder. This regression has to be attributed to someone/someones.

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(12-18-2023, 12:44 AM)Protozoa Wrote:

(12-18-2023, 12:37 AM)Shad Khans Mustache Wrote: Zero logic? Look at Doug's past history. He has had a terrible coaching staff around him. He lucked out on a SB with nearly everything handed to him on a silver spoon.

He is a mediocre coach and thats not enough for a young team like Jacksonville Jaguars.

You accept mediocrity because you are programmed like that from all the horrible years in the past. Be better.

Ok there bud whatever you say. You don't luck out on a superbowl when you win one with a back up against the greatest all time HC and QB.

Doug was calling the plays then. When he handed it off to Press the Eagles were much worse. He was fired for not wanting to replace him. 

What’s happening in Jacksonville? :checks notes: team was better with Doug calling plays, offense regressing under Press. It’s hard not to see that there is a correlation here. Why does Doug not want to run the offense when it’s proven to be successful? Why is he so stubborn that Press HAS to be the guy?

I want these questions answered.

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