(10-27-2024, 05:16 PM)carp8dm Wrote: I'm just glad everyone realized that Doug has to go.  That's the first step. 

I really want the DC from the Lions.  You pay that man.  You pay that man and let him build his coaching staff. 

I honestly like the idea of Boselli being the EVP.  He knows the history of the Jaguars and he has passion for the city.  We are honestly just a HC and front office away from being great for the next 10 years.

Honestly can anyone say the offense has been the problem the past few weeks?

Nielsen needs to take a page from Doug and simplify his playcalls to fit his units. They just make boneheaded plays or faceplant because they're so badly out of position. We can't get sacks out of one of the best tandems in the league, and that's all unforgiveable. This was a very winnable game, but the D offered it up on a silver platter. Stupid delay penalty at the half, criminally blown coverage late, that ain't on Doug, Press, or TB.

Just saying don't get your gasts all flabbered when Shad let's Doug have one more go at things.

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(10-27-2024, 06:37 PM)rfc17 Wrote:

(10-27-2024, 05:43 PM)carp8dm Wrote: Baalke has made some bad choices.  But the team Baalke put together is not a 2-6 team.  This is a 2-6 team because of the lack of leadership and passion from the HC.

Problem is Baalke clearly isn't on the same page as the coaching staff. Defensively we've been putting square pegs in round holes since he has been there. And it's as bad as ever this season.

Can't keep Baalke. Have to start fresh with new GM and head coach who are completely in sync.

...shouldn't a capable DC be able to figure out how to square those holes out to fit his pegs, though?

We force no turnovers. We don't sack the QB. We don't stop 3rds and long. We commit egregious errors in the most critical moments. That's not even a matter of who you're bringing in. It's squarely (SWIDT?) on the coach.

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