Quote:Gus likely still has 2 or 3 more losses coming to him this season.

 

He's already way out ahead of those guys from a losses perspective and it's going to get worse.

19 vs. 22? That's a difference of an extra 1.5 losses per season. 19 vs. 25 that's an extra 3 per season. There's a couple games this season that I can't put the blame on Gus for the loss (a blocked kick, for example), but that's a side issue. If multiple coaches can turn it around from just under 20 losses, it's not impossible, statistically or otherwise, to turn it around from 25.

 

Quote:History isn't against him?  I'm not saying it's absolutely impossible but of all currently employed NFL Head Coaches he would have to make the most drastic improvement following the worst 2 year start of anyone.

 

In other words, he has the asbolute worst odds of succeeding...

 

I don't disagree with that (worst odds), but 3 of the worst 5 have won the Super Bowl. The only one of the top/worst 9 or 10 who would be an absolutely non-hire would be Ron Rivera. So the number of losses in the first two years does not really accurately predict head coaching failure.

 

I don't think Khan will fire Bradley anytime soon and I don't think anyone will force Bradley to fire any of his staff. I do think if the team doesn't win at least 7 games next year, Khan or Caldwell will probably fire Bradley and his staff.

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