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In a nutshell, you risk throwing the baby out with the bathwater on both sides of the ball short term, with no assurances of long term success if you change coaches.

 

You make some good points. However, I didn't see any "system" on either side of the ball. Again, what we "know" as fans is not very important or relevant to the direction of the Jacksonville Jaguars. But Bradley would have to convince Kahn that he has a plan, that they are on track, & that there will be tangible proof, soon. 

 

I can see Bradley staying, but I can't imagine Fisch staying & you'd be in the same position you'd have been by firing the HC... starting all over on offense, but hopefully Bradley can get that defense to a point where it can carry you, which won't be easy with Indy averaging 30+ points a game, Tennessee going more vertical, & hopefully the Texans adopting the Patriots penchant for running up the score. But we'll see.

 

Before the season started, & the Jags said Bortles would ride the pine all year, I thought that made sense. Let Fisch prove that he can game plan & win with Henne... not a franchise QB, but more prepared to start than a rookie from UCF, Henne worked with Fish in 2013, he should be adept in his "system". & he couldn't even produce a competitive offense. That tells me he has no idea how to game plan to the strengths & weaknesses of a rookie QB, I don't understand the decision to throw Blake in to the wolves... but he looks mentally tough & appears to not be damaged, yet. 

 

Nah... I don't see how you go into another season with Jed Fisch & expect to compete in the AFC South.

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