Quote:Exactly. 

 

If Khan was serious, he'd have sent his private freighter up to Philly, crane Andy Reid into it and haul that fat pig down to Jax as soon as the Eagles relieved him of his duties. Khan has more dough than almost all the owners and had the means to get Reid here. If he was really serious about winning here in Jax, Andy Reid was the easy choice. You dont' get coaches with his resume available in most offseasons.....the Jags had a golden opportunity and scoffed at it instead opting for a green guy that was cheap like Bradley. 

 

This is just laughable. 

 

Andy Reid wasn't coming to Jacksonville. 

 

On the very day he was fired, he was contacted by Arizona and Kansas City.  He set up visits with both for 2 days later.  He met with KC first and never left.  They were a team that he felt was closest to being competitive, and he was right.  Reid clearly had no interest in a rebuilding project, but keep propping up your little fantasy that the Jaguars could have convinced him to come here if only Khan was willing to come off the wallet.  That's complete crap, but it's your fantasy.

 

Once again, you create a reality to fit your opinion. You say the team scoffed at Reid, but you haven't the slightest clue what they thought of Reid. All you know is Reid wound up in KC.  You fill in the blanks with your own opinions, spin it like it's fact, and then blather on like some obsessive love struck girl who stalks Andy Reid. 

 

It completely ignores facts, which is typical for you.  Khan hired a GM first, and then allowed him the opportunity to decide what he wanted to do with the current head coach of the team.  Caldwell subsequently fired Mularkey 2 days later.  He was fired almost a week after Reid was announced as the new head coach for the Chiefs. 

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