Quote:The bottom line is fans are just fans, our feelings and what we feel is wrong with the culture of this team don't mean a hill of beans in the big picture.


With that being said though, there are a system of checks and balances in the NFL that bring teams to greatness. I see (in my opinion as a fan) a continuing culture that seems to breed complacency and lack of urgency in overcoming mistakes.


In the NFL we see what happens with mediocrity...........how many coaches this year have been removed who have greater win records than us? How many teams have lost their star quarterback or like Houston who has lost several but still manage to maintain winning. Heads are rolling for those teams who have shown greater promise. I thought Tampa Bay did well considering a new quarterback, but bam..........Lovie is gone. Coughlin is gone after not producing, but bottom line that team has two Super Bowl wins under him, there are ups and downs like San Fran................but the Jags can't seem to get out of the cellar even one year.


In the last three years this organization has been built on the attitude that hopefully things will get better. Look around the NFL today the lack of ability to win games brings swift changes to these teams. Owners want winning teams.

It is hard to believe Kahn has fired several coaches on his soccer team but continues support our coaching staff and direction of this team
. How many franchise quarterbacks are we going to go through? This one needs protection and a defense that can keep him from trying to dig himself out of that weekly hole.


Again we are just frustrated fans, but one look around the NFL this morning and heads are rolling on teams with better records than ours. Where is our winning culture?


My two cents......Gus better bring it all or nothing next year because if he is removed it is just going to delay this team from moving forward as the next coach in all likely hood will want to rebuild to achieve his playing system.........FACT!

 

I think this is a revealing fact. If Khan ran his futbol operations the same way, meaning keeping the coach (or whatever they call it in soccer) with a losing record, then perhaps we should be a little more concerned with him as an owner. But, the fact is he has no issues removing someone who he feels isn't the best person for the job.

 

Why do you think he's done it differently this time? Perhaps the words that came out of Dave's mouth the other day were correct? The losses racked up in years 1 and 2 were not simply and solely due to poor coaching, but rather, poor personnel, lack of talent and a tremendous amount of youth.

 

Maybe Khan agrees so he's willing to give it one more year to see the process through? If wins don't start happening in 2016 he'll move on. 

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