Gus Bradley is not the answer.

 

The Jaguars need serious help at all of the coaching positions. The difference in play calling between the Pats and the Jags were clear as day and it's vomit-inducing to watch the Patriots come out with clever play actions out of run heavy formations and the Jags to come out with this simple "run pass run" garbage.

 

Also at what point do you make an adjustment and try to stop the Patriots passing game? It felt like the coaches were content with being picked apart in the soft zone.

 

That 3rd and 20 play where the Jags backed their LBs up was painful to watch. That was a sign of fear, and the Patriots knew it.

 

This team will always play like it's young. It'll always lose games against good teams before even playing a down. That's the frustrating part.

 

It feels like there are very few actual professionals on the Jaguars, and I feel like this is because we don't have a coach who is pounding that mindset into them.

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