Quote:And optimism is fine, I thought Gus Bradley was going to be our savior when we first hired him.


Luckily, you don't need a crystal ball, you just need to know what you're looking at. Gus Bradley's glaring pitfalls where not just this year. Poor clock management, poor coordinator hires, pointless running/ defensive schemes, and an overall lack of preparedness followed Gus his whole time here.


In year three of his rebuild, Gus Bradley couldnt defeat a colts team without Andrew Luck for the lead in the division. That's when I officially lost all hope for GB. The game scores from last year don't even begin to paint the reality of what really happened.


I went back and looked at all of GBs victories, and he beat a whopping 4 starting caliber QBs, including a rookie Mariota. FOUR. In 4 years.Three of those wins came from Brian Hoyer, and god knows how many games we've lost at the hands of backup QBs.


This move has been obvious for a while now.

and the the fact that he had a depleted roster for the first couple years sure didnt help him...caldwell said he probably cut too deep too fast...i doubt any coach could have got many more wins in the first 2 years...not defending Gus, just being fair...he didnt help himself much either, but he didnt have a lot to work with the first 2 years

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