Gus Bradley Head Coach of Jags on Nov. 1st?

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  • BetweenHerCheeks
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 12-17-15
    • 974

    #1
    Gus Bradley Head Coach of Jags on Nov. 1st?
    Gus fired before November 1st?

    YES -345
    NO +215

  • pavyracer
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 04-12-07
    • 82839

    #2
    I'd say NO.
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    • rollie_t651
      SBR Wise Guy
      • 10-18-14
      • 873

      #3
      Can't believe how bad this Jaguars team is and I can't believe I'm still watching
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      • seaborneq
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 09-08-06
        • 22556

        #4
        Jags first loss of the season set forth this omen of a cluster. Could not convert a 4th and 1 against an average green bay team at home. They have not recovered from that. That would have taught them how to close a game. They lost to a bad ravens team a few weeks later by not being able to run out the clock with 3 possessions in the last 5 minutes of the game. You know then you are not going to win ANY close games.
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        • grease lightnin
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 10-01-12
          • 16015

          #5
          Funny how everybody thought Jags and Texans would be good teams before the eason started
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          • daneblazer
            BARRELED IN @ SBR!
            • 09-14-08
            • 27861

            #6
            He's been given some rope because the Jags ownership considered this to be a blow up rebuild. 6-10 or 7-9 could keep his job as long as they showed improvement, but they look awful.

            theyll probably give him till the end of the season then drop the hammer
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            • Mr KLC
              BARRELED IN @ SBR!
              • 12-19-07
              • 31097

              #7
              Could Tom Coughlin be on his way back into the NFL next season, in the place where his head coaching career began? That's possible, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter.

              With the Jaguars once again struggling under Gus Bradley (who is now 14-41 as the coach -- the worst record among coaches with 50-plus games), Coughlin's name is "to keep an eye on" if they make a change, per Schefter.

              Coughlin was the first coach the Jaguars ever had, leading the team from 1995 through 2002. He compiled a 128-68 record during that time, tied for the 12th-best record of any team in football. His Jags tenure started out better than it ended, with Coughlin leading the team to the AFC title game in just their second season of existence.


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              • RGG
                SBR MVP
                • 09-11-11
                • 1045

                #8
                Yeah go ahead and fire him for someone else that will go 15-30 too. Such a joke of an org.
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