Quote:Fisch is on I believe a one year contract.  I believe that Bradley was waiting for better candidates to be available.  Would it be better for the Jaguars to keep Fisch for one more year, then force their young QB to switch systems a year in?  Or better for the Jaguars to cut ties with Fisch and bring in a new OC with their new QB?  Of course ideally Fisch would be a success, and we keep him and his system.  However, I think that the best time for change may be now when we're getting a new QB, rather than after we've already gotten him.

 

I agree that it would be better to change Offensive Coordinators when the building block at QB is brought in,   compared to in year 2,  3,  or 4 of the QB's new career.     But like you said,  ideally for the Jaguars,   Jedd Fisch wouldn't warrant being replaced.

 

The difficult part of the decision making process is how can a determination be made this season regarding whether Jedd Fisch is a long term solution as Jaguars Offensive Coordinator?     The team's top 2 QB's on the depth chart are not remotely close to a solution.      The RB that was the center piece of the Offense for years is currently not remotely close to the player he was prior to 2012.      And the team's Offensive Line no longer has either starting Offensive Tackle.    With major question marks in the interior of the O-Line.     The job of Dave Caldwell and Gus Bradley to evaluate Jedd Fisch this season appears extremely difficult.

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