This team has no leadership and little consideration for a NFL-caliber running game. The back-up RB we got from the Vikings isn't even included in the OP.

 

Face it, with Jedd Fisch running his college-level offense opposing pro teams face a simple challenge of total recall of their own college careers. Even if it takes a quarter to gear down to our level, they do adjust and win. They are simply more talented than the team David Caldwell elects to produce.

 

It's too bad that the private meetings between the really talented blue-chip pro prospects and Jaguars officials are never recorded. One gets the feeling the solid pros tell them not to even think about drafting them. We're big-time losers in a small market. Football players that want to win never want to play for a loser. The draft forces them to.

 

This is the NFL. We really don't have much patience with chump coaches too chicken to find the best talent possible and unwilling to run off 4-12 chumps. Bradley and Co. will continue to stand on the sideline with their thumbs up their kazoos trying to figure out pro football. He is going to be added to the stock-pile of former Jaguars head coaches sooner than later.

 

Until something changes inside the Jaguars' front office I expect the Jaguars to continue with the 4-12 effort.

 

Bortles will be the opening day starter. They are simply lying through their teeth to placate Henne.

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