In the aftermath of the latest embarrassment, Jaguars.com posted post game interviews of Bradley, Bortles, Poz, Colvin and Hurns getting their thoughts on the performance, or lack thereof.  Amidst all of the standard "we've got to improve" stuff, there was a common refrain that should scare every Jaguars fan-even if it doesn't come as a particularly big surprise.

 

 

T he above list represents a broad sampling of experience, responsibility, and leadership on the team...and no rookies.  Every one of those players have been around.  Yet the recurring theme of all of those interviews is simple:  "I don't know."

 

Nobody knows why, or is willing to publicly disclose, the team plays so poorly.  Nobody knows why the team commits so many stupid penalties.  Nobody knows why the effort has been so lacking.  If Khan attended the meeting earlier in the week, and everyone spoke freely, then presumably he doesn't know either.

 

So it's not just frustrated fans hacking away on message boards when we say the team is clueless.  They really ARE!

 

"Don't nobody know nothin?!!?!?"

 

I never dreamed I'd type this, but this team could use Nino Brown right about now.

 

If the comprehensive lack of knowledge as to the root of the problems and solutions to fix them is not evidence enough that Bradley needs to go, I don't know what would qualify.

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