Quote:Something I've been thinking about a while and I think is probably the case, is that maybe the players that the new regime inherited weren't actually as bad as we've all been led to believe.  They have just been scapegoats for the true problem; an inept and completely over their heads coaching staff (head coach).  

 

Don't interpret this idea to say that the players were good back then, but maybe they weren't the biggest issue..

 

From the beginning I always thought the Bradley could only go so far.  Him not talking about wins and "staying the course" and "getting better every day" is not NFL coaching.  That's a minor league thought process and we are unfortunately seeing the results of this massive hiring mistake.

 

Very very true.  The results are a flatline and there is nothing you can point to that shows progress.  The try hard first year team with Gabbert/Henne is no different from any of the Bortles time.

 

More overnight fodder

 

Hays Carlyon @HaysCarlyon


<p class="">Yep. I paid him to coach this season and he'll coach this season. <a class="" href='https://t.co/OwbTloijJs' title="https://twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/791860259426099200">https://twitter.com/ryanohalloran</a>


 

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/26724...hcs-future

 

The longer Khan sticks with Bradley, the more Jacksonville is likely to stagnate and wind up right back where it was before Bradley arrived.

 

​This is the new problem.

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