The grade so far is "incomplete".  In the first two to three years of a rebuild, it's about getting the talent in place.  The Jags went very radical, not only overturning almost the entire roster but going very, very young in the process.  With that in mind, you have to know that the wins aren't going to be the main point the first couple of years and so the things I look for are...

 

Do players keep playing hard and refrain from finger pointing even when they're not winning?

Are there improvements in individual areas along the way?

Do observers outside of the fan base on a national level feel like the team is headed in the right direction?

 

Like C'MON JAGS said, results are going to matter at some point, it's all about accountability but having only won a few games in the first two years is not proof he can't get the job done.  I do want to start to see some payoff in year three and expect that to mean more wins although not necessarily a winning season.  I think when it does turn around, it's going to *seem* to happen very quickly.

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