(12-06-2022, 04:13 PM)MyKids Wrote:

(12-06-2022, 03:37 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Vrabel will be next. Hopefully we sweep them this year. Take full control of the AFC South starting next year and reign dominant for the next decade+.

Not sure about this. Vrabel has been one of the better coaches in the league despite the lack of talent that they've had....

Didnt they have like the most injured team last year?

Sometimes being good enough just isn't enough. We've seen a lot of coaches like Vrabel over the years have moderate success but never make the actual run that teams need and owners covet. Andy Reid's stint with the Eagles jumps out. Mike Zimmer's stint with the Vikings also jumps out. Mike Smith with the Falcons, etc. 

(12-07-2022, 07:14 AM)SeldomRite Wrote:

(12-06-2022, 04:13 PM)MyKids Wrote: Not sure about this. Vrabel has been one of the better coaches in the league despite the lack of talent that they've had....

Didnt they have like the most injured team last year?

It's never good for a long time coach when the GM gets fired. Even if Vrabel gets another year what does he have to achieve to stick around with a GM that didn't hire him?

If the Jaguars get their personnel department and/or defense straight we'll be running the division, where does that leave a guy like Vrabel?

Exactly. Most teams are not afraid of making moves like this. Philadelphia made a decision to cut ties with Pederson and we all laughed when Sirianni was talking about systems and stuttering like Porky the Pig during his first press conference. He's now the crowned prince of the NFC and looking like the 2nd coming of Sean McVay.

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