It's hard to just give a yes or no answer; there's a lot of grey areas.


I can't believe I'm saying this, but JW is right; Bradley has had to bring a team of rookies and rag-tag players along. Where's the star power? Caldwell has certainly delivered some good draft picks, but is it realistic to expect results in the win column two years after drafting half of the starting team? The team's best player is a guy Tennessee had written off.


On the other side of the coin, we all saw the time management, or lack there of, in 2014. Gus can motivate his guys, no doubt about that. His game management skills need to be improved however, which I think is a big reason for why they hired Doug Marrone this offseason. A former head coach who has seen some of the thing's Gus will see is not a bad thing.


Overall, I need to see how the first half of 2015 is going. At this point, I can say I support Gus and understand why thy have struggled to get W's. If, as another poster said, they start out with five or six straight losses, I can understand why the ownership would let him go. Gus was a rookie head coach when he came here; I don't expect him to be Belichick, but I expect him to learn and grow with the team he's trying to build.


It won't take much time in 2015 to answer the original question of whether Gus is the guy or not. For now, anyone falling on one side of the fence or the other is effectively guessing.

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