Quote:I honestly think it's preparedness, well, lack thereof. Gus has these men in situations that make it impossible to win.

I read several articles about Bill Belichick the week prior to the Jags game. He put the Pats through nearly every scenario possible during practice; even situations that don't come up much in games. He prepares meticulously for every thing imaginable. I am not privy to the Jags' closed practices, but somehow I get the feeling that Bradley doesn't cover half of what Belichick does. This team continues to be out-coached in the 2nd half. Bradley is obviously a nice person, but he appears to be in over his head. Pete Carroll is a fun guy, but Pete Carroll can also be seen on the sidelines ripping into players that get outplayed, make costly mistakes, and don't execute. I just don't see that in Bradley; he just paces the sideline with his mouth wide-open. My preference would be to just let him finish out the season to see if he can salvage any credibility. If not, he needs to be replaced with a coach that demands performance and accountability. At this point, Bradley seems more like a male cheerleader you see at a college game.

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