Quote:Tuxedo, would you not agree there are levels of player regression?

 

I'll give you that the Jaguars players haven't quit.  But they also are not being placed in situations where they can excel.

 

So to me there are degrees.  It's clear that the Dolphins have received an infusion of energy with thier new HC.

 

That wouldn't happen here.  But there may be an infusion of how to propery execute and maybe even play more aggressively if we were to make a coaching change. 

 

I don't think you can ignore that fact that a coaching change can potentially change how a team prepares and how a team game plans and schemes.  To me, changing the game plan, the philosophy, and the schemes we run could make a huge difference in how we perform over the next 2 months.

 

But whatever, I'm resigned to the fact that Bradley is here to make us look like garbage till the end of the season.  But I don't think you're arguement holds up, if you think it through.  A coaching change very well could correct alot of issues.  

 

You are correct that it would be a different issue that would be corrected as compared to what happened in miami.

 

In Miami--- They needed heart.

 

In Jacksonvill--- We need a brain.

 

I'm not saying Gus is the answer, I'm just saying that firing Gus tomorrow isn't going to result in the team doing a 180 for the remainder of the season. Complain about Gus all you want, but the lack of execution everyone complains about here falls on the position coaches and coordinators as well as the head coach. Heck, Gus doesn't even call the plays on either side of the ball and that's one of the biggest complaints on the forum. Just firing Gus and leaving the majority of the staff isn't going to change much this season.

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