Quote:Somehow saying his record is only 0-3 is just laughable. We are 4-18 with this regime. It takes a lot of work and a lot of trying to be 4-18.

You have to own it.

 

Saying his record is only "0-3" is asinine. Its typical of the pathetic on this board trying to make excuses for the current head coach. 

 

Quote:Oh please let's rip apart the coaching staff and install a new system even though our rookies don't know the old system.  So basically NFL teams should retread with coaches and never break in new ones?

 

I guess you would fire Jimmy Johnson back in the day as well.  We might not make the 8 wins in 2 years that the Cowboys achieved but it will get better.  The best things in life aren't free and Steel sharpens Steel.  I know today has a quick fix mentality in all things but our team needs time.

 

I'll start beating the drum if 2015 is winding down and we are still a laughing stock.

 

Sorry chief....the Jimmy Johnson example works AGAINST Gus Bradley here. Jimmy JOhnson's Cowboys were showing serious progress by year 2 of their rebuild. Not only did the record go from 1-15 to 7-9, but the defense only gave up 300 total points in his second season, and this was with a bunch of no-names that year. 

 

Quote:LOL at the joker/troll who thinks Caldwell is the problem. Caldwell's players have shown significantly more potential in their time here than Gene's did during the same time frame (and I was all for wait and see with Gene, but none of his guys flashed like Bortles, Allen, and Hurns in their rookie years).

 

I think if Gus pulls out 4 wins this year, his seat stays cool and he gets another season, but if that season starts 0-4 or 0-6, his seat will get real warm real quick. I also think the offense will mature quick enough to pull off 4 wins by the end of the season, so long as everyone stays healthy.

 

 

I think its clear that Caldwell is doing a better job so far than the coaching. The roster has been upgraded in talent. The coaching has not progressed. 

 

Quote:Well I sure as heck hope Khan doesn't accept excuses and mediocrity.

 

There's no reason to.

 

I am all for giving the head coach some time to see if he can be successful, but if you don't see the signs that he's got what it takes to be successful, you have to move on sooner rather than later.

 

Yep. 2 full seasons is enough to start showing some serious improvement. 

 

If the Jags merely finish this season as a mirror image of 2013, that shouldn't be good enough for Bradley to return. 

 

Quote:I would give them 3 years to rebuild the team. I think that's reasonable. You assume they can't get it done and maybe you're right but you have to give them more than 18 months.

 

See above. 

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