Quote:I've been a football fan since 1977.

 

This is as bad as it's ever been.  Even if you excluded the first three seasons and just focused on this season, it's still bad.  We've had ONE (1) good quarter of footballout of the last TWELVE (12), and that's against a 1 win Bears team.  If, as Khan and Caldwell have stated, a winning season is a reasonable expectation, and we're 2-5 now with our schedule, what is the soonest Khan would make a change?  If not today, perhaps when it becomes mathematically impossible for this team to field a winning record?

 

I have been watching football since the mid-80's. I always thought the two worst stretches of football I have ever seen were from the Buccaneers of the mid-late 1980's and the Bengals of the early-mid 1990's.

 

I figured it was worth comparing Bradley to the coaches from those eras.

 

Bradley's record is 14-41 (.255 winning %)

 

The coach of the Bucs from 1987-1990 was Ray Perkins.

 

Perkins' record was 19-41 (.317 winning %)

 

The coach of the Bengals from 1992-1996 was Dave Shula.

 

Shula's record was 19-52 (.268 winning %)

 

Not surprising but basically the Bradley era is as bad an era I've seen in my 30 years of football fandom.

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