Quote:Interesting having those 2 mentioned in your same sentence. I won't be surprised if one wins the other soon. 
 
 
And thats the mark of a good head coach or QB. A track record of doing more with less, and winning through adversity. 
 
The division is not setting up well for the Jags to have much success over the next X number of years. Its like the NFL wants it this way. Years ago it was Manning and Fisher with their teams duking it out for supremecy of the division for about a decade and now it seems to be shaping up between Luck and O Brien/ Bridgewater for the next decade. 
 
Whats infuriating is the Jags played a part in their own fate. Had they merely lost a few more games to the Texans and Colts in 2011, 2013, the entire division outlook for the Jags would be brighter right now. smh,,,

Why do you always do that? You pretend to look into the future and, surprise!, it's always gloom and doom.

If you gave some kind of reasoned explanation, that would be one thing. But no - just out of the blue you are convinced that Teddy Bridgewater and Bill O'Brien are going to dominate the AFCS.

Like I said, I'm more concerned about personnel acquisition and how that sets up for the future of the AFCS. I'm not as concerned about a two-year college coach who was OC for a short time for the Patriots (if Manning is the OC on the Broncos you don't think Brady and Belichick aren't for the Pats?)

And Bridgewater could blow out his knee the first day of training camp.

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