Quote:I don't care who the coach is.  I want better players.  Too much is made of coaching and play calling, in my opinion.  These coaches didn't get to this level knowing nothing.  Players are always far more important than coaches.  Ask the supposed genius Belichick if he agrees.  And speaking of him, let's use him to further make my point.  Let's say I coach against him in a game.  Give me an NFL team, say even a bad one, like the Jags.  Give him a high school team.  I won't even bother doing any coaching, either.  I'll spend the game drinking beer and talking to the cheerleaders.  Who do you think wins? 

 

Too much is not made of coaching. Caldwell has done an adequate job in player acquisition. Yes, he's made some mistakes, and hasn't been perfect, but Bradley's coaching staff for the most part is horrendous. Theres like 2 or 3 from the whole staff who are worth their salt. 

 

A good assistant coaching staff is important for player development. 

 

Good head coaches don't need pro bowlers at every position before you start to see results. Good coaches make a difference with what they have to work with. They still may not win a lot of games, but you will see much closer outcomes with good coaching. Look no further than Tom Coughlin's last days here as proof. Bradley is 4-17 and presides over the 31st ranked defense and 32nd ranked offense in now year TWO of his tenure. Inexcusable at this point. The Jags point differential is pretty much just as bad this season as it was last year. 

 

IMO, we made a mistake with Bradley hiring a coach with zero head coach experience at any level. Hopefully that mistake won't be repeated. 

 

Quote:It would b 3 plus an interim in 4 years.  Not good.

 

Yeah, 3 coaches in 4 years because they were poor selections to begin with. 

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