Quote:Don't want yearly turnover, but also don't want to be stuck with poor assistants under the guise of "continuity".

 

Some of the criticism for Del Rio's turnover, was simply picking poor assistants in the first place, thus necessitating turnover down the line. 

 

You are stupid if you just think blind continuity is the answer. Under that concept, crap coaches like Richie Kotite would simply get better with time. Don't happen. 

 

I don't call him "Alibi" Jack Del Rio for nothing. Eventually, people figured out that Del Rio was the problem. He was responsible for the losses. His reputation for making bad decisions then falsely holding his underling accountable was pretty well-known by the time he was fired.

 

There's a word to describe a situation where a youngster kills his mother and father yet incredulously has the audacity to throw himself at the mercy of the court because he's an orphan. That's Jack Del Rio in a nutshell.

 

The Jaguars are still paying the price for what Wayne Weaver, Gene Smith, and Jack Del Rio did to David Garrard.

 

Welcome to Jacksonville. We kill our own quarterbacks and eat them.

 

Here, Teddy!

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1614794-john-elways-controversial-draft-day-saga-relived-in-espns-30-for-30-special

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