Quote:OK... I'll bite... But first, I will preface this by saying, I do not believe that Bradley should be fired *right now*. I believe he's made some very critical mistakes that should put him on a very short leash. But as far as right now, I'm still on board with giving him till the end of this year before I truly feel we know what we have with him as far as his coaching goes.


With that said:


So all the horrible decisions of this coaching staff, of which Bradley is the leader, has not been enough to hang Bradley.


It begs the question I hope a staunch Bradley supporter is willing to answer... What decision/outcome or culmination of decisions/outcomes would potentially merit recognition that Bradley has hung himself?

Firstly - I'm not a staunch Bradley supporter.  I was a fan prior to the rash of game management gaffs and the drop in adequate play from the defensive back 7.  Now I'm skeptical but optimistic. 

 

I think he has a really, really young team and he can get better along with them.  Caldwell/Khan knew his lack of experience may rear it's ugly head at times.

 

 Answering your question - If he continues to make bad decisions on the sideline as the season continues -  can't scrape out a few wins - and begins to lose the faith of his players - then Caldwell has to at least consider a change.    I don't think any of those things will happen, much less all three. 

 

That's just my opinion. I know many of you disagree. 

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