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 Jaguars fire HC Gus Bradley: A Grade 
 Gus Bradley was expected to be fired at the end of the season, but Jacksonville's owner decided that enough was enough after the Jaguars blew yet another game. They were up 13-5 at the end of the first half, but Tom Savage torched Bradley's defense, mounting a comeback in what would end up being Bradley's final game. 

Bradley finishes 14-48 as head coach of the Jaguars. That's obviously horrible. Bill Belichick could go 0-16 for the next 17 years, and he would still have a better winning percentage than Bradley. I don't actually know if that's true or not, but it sounds about right. 

Bradley is obviously not a good head coach. His team was a no-show in some games this year, and after one of them, Bradley tried to make offensive coordinator Greg Olson the scapegoat even though Olson happened to be the best coach on the staff. The firing made no difference, and it actually made Blake Bortles regress. 

Firing Bradley is obviously the right move. However, I'm giving this an "A" instead of an A+ because general manager David Caldwell's incompetence didn't give Bradley much of a chance. I'll get into it more when Caldwell is inevitably fired, but his decision to select Blake Bortles at No. 3 overall in the 2014 NFL Draft instead of Khalil Mack has absolutely crushed this franchise. No coach ever had a chance with Bortles, who doesn't care about his professional career whatsoever. Still, Bradley had to go. 
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