Quote:I keep seeing this but there is no way to prove it...This is an assumption and not a fact...I would love to see some evidence that any coach could do any better with what he has, but there is no way to do that...Are there better coaches than Gus? Well yeah...there's also worse...But to say any coach in the playoffs could find a way to fix stupid mistakes such as missed field goals, receivers running wrong routes and dropping balls in the early part of the season, OL missing blocks, snapping balls too soon, too high, defensive scheme doesn't have the right players to work, and all that other stupid young player mistakes which cost a few games has no merit based on the inability to show proof...Is it possible/ Sure it is, but it's not an absolute

 

If you can't see it, you're blind.  Maybe you should take some time to watch other football teams play in the NFL.  The way Bradley coaches is a regression compared to competent head coaches in the NFL.  If you can't see that, I can't help you.

 

 

Quote:The defense fell apart (Injuries, Age, Lack of talent) , The kicker fell apart (Literally cost us 2 games) and Bortles only emerged after game 5 or 6. Ignorant is using hypothetical situations to further your agenda. 

 

I conceded all those points.  You failed to discuss the critiques I had about Bradley.  Bradley sucks as a head coach.  The players are not very good.  I don't understand how certain posters have a hard time realizing that both deficiencies can occur.  It can be both players AND plays that cause us to suck.  In this case, that's how it's working out.

 

Quote:If you want to see it that way, that's your choice. I am not going to judge him until he has a complete team. Could he have MAYBE won another game or two. MAYBE. But to think anybody could have done anything with that horrible defense is dreaming, IMHO. Guess we'll see next year.

 

That's how I want to see it.  I may be wrong.  I hope I am.  But I wasn't wrong about Fish.  I don't think I'm wrong about Bradley.  The Seattle Scheme sucks.  It requires elite caliber players to be effective.  I'd rather get a coach that can figure out how to adapt then a coach that tries to hammer a square peg into a round hole.

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