Quote:Agreed.  I know there are those, including Tony Boselli, who say it won't make a difference, but I think it becomes a focus on accountability.  Maybe an interim coach comes in and changes the culture of the locker room to assure that when players say or do stupid things, or they wind up getting ejected from games for abhorrent behavior, there are penalties beyond whatever fines the league issues.  

 

It's clear at this point that, at a minimum, Gus has lost the locker room.  That alone is ample evidence that he should be sent packing as soon as possible so that we can start to fix that.  By leaving him in place, it becomes nothing more than a festering cesspool with no leadership or focus.  

 

The culture has to change, and that's not going to happen as long as Bradley is roaming the halls of EverBank.  

 

   You summed up in one post what I tried to convey in many posts.  

 

   I've been wrong many, many times before.   But it truly looks like the Jaguars have reached the point of no return under Gus Bradley.    Being in an environment that the Jaguars currently have could have major long term negative ramifications for young players the team is counting on moving forward if something isn't done soon to change the course.  

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