Quote:The game yesterday eliminated the only real reason that Bradley would be on the hot seat. He hasn't lost the team. The guys are buying into what he's doing, and regardless of wins or losses, they're still out there fighting. That's a testimony to the head coach. We have to let them continue to grow and improve the roster. When he gets the talent he needs to be successful, I don't see him squandering the opportunity.

Great point. The difference between Bradley and Mularkey is how they faced the adversity. The team quit on Mularkey, and he did a horrible job of inspiring the team to fight. Granted Gus is not the kind to always yell, but he seems to be consistent in his message. Mularkey may have also been consistent, but his message never inspired the team. No way does Bradley find the hot seat even if this team gets 0-16. If anything it solidifies the fact that QB will finally be addressed in early the draft. Fortunately it will not be a designated project at the position.

 

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