Quote:Your comments are assuming that those calling for Bradley to be fired are overreacting.  When you look at facts and observe the Jags as we all do then I'd call it a rational conclusion.  He's got an 8-28 record and this season shows no promise more than any of the last 3.

 

If you're truly holding on and thinking he is going to turn this team around then you are in essence believing that Bradley will go down in the history books as one of the greatest coaches of all time (the goal after all is to win the Super Bowl).  This will include one of the worst starts to a head coaching career and greatest turn arounds of an NFL coach, ever.

 

I genuinely hope you don't believe that because that seems a lot more irrational than those calling for him to be fired now.

Try again. 

 

Those who are calling for Bradley to be fired after every loss are ignoring the reality that odds are that won't happen.  Bradley will have this year to prove himself.  He's not making much of a case for himself right now, but there's a lot of football left to play.  Change or the sake of change doesn't assure anything but more dysfunction. 

 

Don't confuse the fact that I and many others here aren't out there screaming for Gus to be fired after every loss with some sort of endorsement of his greatness.  That's the mistake you pitchfork and torchers make constantly.  It's all black and white for you.  If you're not whining, you're a paid mouthpiece for the team.  There are other options.  Some folks prefer not to sound like whining little children who don't get their way.  That's the mindset of the entitlement generation. 

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