Quote:I know, we're still building. Actually, it is rather obvious that Caldwell keeps stashing our good players on IR for next year, but something got to give here. It's now  year three of the new regime. Look I was expecting a 1-3 start, and that's what we got, but I wasn't expecting a 1-7 start, and quite frankly that appears to be precisely where we're headed. I know it was just a couple little things where this team should be 3-3, but the losing is getting old. At this point securing five more wins is going to be tough as nails, but fail to do as much and I'm convinced Khan will have a riot on his hands if he doesn't fire Gus.

 

The concerning thing about the Jaguars this year isn't that they're losing, it's who they're losing to. If they had faced a schedule of difficult games it would be understandable they'd be 1-6 right now, but the reality of the season is they've played 6 teams that are mediocre on their best days, and the Patriots, who put the worst beating on the team it's ever taken. Anyone saying the Patriots game is meaningless doesn't understand what we saw, when you take a historic beating that means something, and it's that the team is as bad as it's ever been in its history, and this team has had some really bad years recently.

 

Losing to the panthers in week 1 was bad, they had no legitimate players at WR that day and the Jaguars couldn't step up. Beating the Dolphins, the only team to fire its coach already this season, really shows what the problem has been for the Jaguars, the only team they could beat was the only team they've played that was arguably coached even worse than the Jaguars. The colts game was there for the taking for a team that really has a desire to win, but the Jaguars just don't have a hunger for winning, seems their hunger is for [TIRED JOKE RETREAD] on top of two scoops.

 

Khan and Caldwell should be going hard after Harbaugh as soon as the season ends. Just hand the guy a blank check.

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