(01-17-2022, 06:28 PM)Jags Wrote:

(01-17-2022, 06:06 PM)GridIronGrampa Wrote:   
A fanbase wide cohesive effort to communicate with Mr. Khan that we cannot continue to support the Jaguars organization unless changes are made now. In all successful organizations, change starts at the top. If he is committed to building a championship organization, he must start with himself. He must rely of better qualified people to advise him. Start with a search for a seasoned and respected General Manager/President with solid NFL credentials who reports directly and only to Mr. Khan. This is the most critical role outside of ownership. The interplay between the owner and this position is critical to the future of the Jags. When head coaching prospects publicly state that they have no interest in working for the Jags, you have a BIG problem.  In 2017 we had a Superbowl team without a Superbowl organization.

There are plenty of NFL teams on the rise that have overcome a losing tradition including the Cleveland Browns, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cincinnati Bengals and others. It can be done. There are also teams that have not been able to overcome their losing ways like the Jaguars, Lions, and others. Plenty to learn from here as well.

The next critical step is to hire a seasoned NFL not NCAA head coach. And we do not need an unknown who may or may not be able to move u from assistant or Offensive or Defensive coordinator. The GM will play a key role here. Jags need to overhaul their player personnel group. They have been dismal in selecting talent.  Many top ranked DO NOT rely on the draft. They have a first-rate talent organization that has found gold where others have not. Steelers fans out there can name the outstanding players that no one ever hear of like Big Ben Roethlisberger.

Bottom line of all this is, by supporting an inept organization that has failed to deliver the quality product that has been promised us year after year is the definition of insanity. Mr. Khan did not make his billions by delivering subpar products to the automotive market. He understands this.

If you love good football, it is time to demand it. We have been paying for it all this time. We have a great fan base. Stand up and speak out!!

Didn’t Khan try what you suggested that would “fix” it? Coughlin?

Yeah, but Coughlin wasn't the right guy for it, and Khan did everything kind of [BLEEP] backwards...  On top of that, his new EVP of Football Operations needed to lead the HC/GM search, instead of being saddled with the guys that were already here.

It's a nice dream, Grandpa.  And, who knows, by the time Khan is done, perhaps the power structure inside the building will feel a lot like what you are looking for.  Khan appears to be imagining himself in the "EVP" role though, not so much that he wants to control things, but he definitely wants to be kept in the loop on big decisions.  There's no way in hell he wants to wake up to read the news that our reigning Walter Payton Man of the Year award winner was traded overnight for a lousy 5th round draft pick again.

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