Quote:I don't understand this part of your post.   What do you mean by this: 

 

"He was building a team that may win now but would lose 3-4 years into the future."

 

Please elaborate.  

 

 

Quote:I read every word of your theory on what is wrong with this franchise, anxiously waiting for more details as to exactly how the team is not " projecting the future of the NFL ". Could you elaborate?

 

I agree I haven't given a direct answer to this.   This entire post is speculation.  I don't know exactly why the two rebuilds failed.  But the entire point was to question if for instance Caldwell went through the right steps to build a team, but by the time he built what he envisioned (and even as he was building it), the NFL had already moved on.  Did he and the staff make his decisions too early and didn't adjust as the NFL was changing.  Like they shot for a moving target as if it were stationary.

 

We're reaching the point of being snakebitten.  JagsFanSince95 brough up even another point I didn't mention.  The fact that head coaches have come and gone and have had success elsewhere, not just players.  It's almost like the misfortune is not attached to any coach or players, but to the city of Jacksonville or the Jaguars franchise.  Like if Bradley had gone somewhere else, he'd have been a good coach.  If Bortles had gone to Arizona or New England, he'd be a good QB.  That's what is seems like right now.  

 

But snakebitten isn't really an answer to anything.   I can't just accept that no matter the coach they hire, no matter the GM, no matter the player they sign, they're still bad.  There's got to be an explanation.  Right now, we can say the players suck or the coaches must be bad.  But what if there is a deeper cause?

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