Quote:You may want to prepare for Bradley finishing the year regardless of what some segment of the fans demand. If you have been here long enough then you shouldn't be confused as to why he is still here. You may not agree with it, but there are plenty of reasons why Caldwell is not firing him in week 5 of year 3 with us being potentially one game out of first place in our division. The frustrating part? We have given away golden opportunities to take the lead in the division. The other side of the coin? We can get within 1 game of 1st with a win and colts loss. And that scenario is extremely plausible. The bye actually would come at a perfect time.

It is indeed plausible that the Pats whoop up on Indy. Where your little plan falls apart is the part where you have the Jags beating Houston. Hoyer will be able to stand in the pocket all day while we rush 3 (plus scrub Alualu) and drop into a soft zone. Hoyer can basically pick a wide open Hopkins, wide open Shorts, check down to Foster who can break a few tackles, or lightly trot for a first down. Gus will sit idly with his hands on his knees woth a blank look on his face and lose a challenge or two for good measure. If Bortles survives he may throw for 350 yds and a few TDs but it won't matter, his margin of error is zero with our horrible defense.


tinhorns 48 Jags 21

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