(08-31-2024, 06:50 AM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:

(08-30-2024, 07:49 AM)Mikey Wrote: 0 degrees Kelvin levels of cold.

This is just ignorant podcasters with nothing to talk about throwing dook against the wall. You point makes that crystal clear.

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(deservedly so, on both occasions.)

Weaver said he shouldn’t have.

Firing Coughlin was the biggest mistake in Franchise history. He should have been treated here the same way Pittsburgh treated Bill Cowher. The man provided your brand new franchise in a small market with four straight years of impressive seasons and appearances. He was eventually going to hit a little slump, just like Cowher did between 1998 - 2000. Pittsburgh's patience eventually paid off and they were back to winning games in no time and finally won a Superbowl. 

You don't give up on winners or people of Coughlin's caliber. I am sorry. He had it right for awhile. There should have been a better push from Weaver to get Coughlin help in the personnel department. I understand he wanted control of the roster, and that was what really did him in with the salary cap.

However, again, the fact that he went onto win two Superbowl's, against, let's face it, two of the more impressive Patriot's teams and better Brady individual season's? He was the right guy for the job all along. We [BLEEP] up. We really did. It's something that I think about off and on from time to time. 

The whole situation in 2017, again, he had it half right and wrong. He proved he's a better coach than general manager or operations leader. His biggest blunder was extending Bortles before taking care of the defense and defenders that carried the team in 2017. His other biggest blunder was selecting Fournette over McCaffrey and Watson. The other blunder being Taven Bryan over Lamar Jackson.

But, when you think you have your QB? You think you have your QB. [BLEEP] happens. A lot of teams make that mistake. At any rate. Jacksonville has spent years chasing his legacy that he left mark on us all back in the 90's. We're somewhat getting back to that level of consistency with Pederson. We'll see if he can get it back on track in 2024. I will say this, as many have already hinted at in this thread.

Getting rid of Pederson or thinking he's on a hot seat after the years and years of nonsense that Khan tolerated with Bradley and Caldwell? Pederson's [BLEEP] is far from hot with his seat. He's safe. Probably through the remainder of this decade at the minimum if he chooses to stay here.

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