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Castavar

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  1. You need both a franchise QB AND a good head coach. The NFL is set up to where you can't pay everybody because of the cap, so you will need your QB to lead the way while your coach constantly coaches up the new players being brought in every 3-4 years. You can't just have a good QB (look at Chargers, Cardinals, Panthers with Cam, etc.). You need a good QB-HC duo to really be consistent in this league, and we have neither.

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  2. Holy sh*t, I just got caught up on the highlights and what happened since I didn't watch yesterday, and my God that was BAD. The Dolphins are in a WORLD of trouble because they were already in hot water for letting Tua finish the game last week with an obvious concussion. Two concussions in 4 days?!?! That could cause SERIOUS brain damage. This could be second impact syndrome being only 4 days from a previous concussion without recovery. Can be fatal and lead to disability if bad enough. Not good.

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  3. 2 hours ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

    Meh we were 3-0 and were all feeling Rhule and Darnold at this time last year. What short memory some of you have

    Did our wins come against arguably the best team in football and another superbowl contender?

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  4. 1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

    I feel like you are leaving out the most important thing… a franchise qb. Unless you are doing that on purpose to attempt to make a point? 

    A franchise QB doesn't mean sh*t if the coaching isn't there. See Cam, Herbert, Murray, Dak, etc. Then I see teams that have had success with no franchise QB because of good coaching; 49ers, Titans, Rams with Goff, etc. And I'm sorry, I didn't know Tua has all of a sudden become a franchise QB even though last year pretty much all Miami fans were ready to move on from him. LIKE I SAID, it's funny how a coaching change + a good offseason can change things around quickly huh?

  5. 1 minute ago, TheCasillas said:

    I don’t disagree. But it was stated it was basically the same roster. The jaguars lost about 4-5 starters from last year on both side of the ball. It’s not the same roster. The upgraded in a lot of ways.

    So you're telling me a good coach + a good offseason can turn things around quickly? That it doesn't take multiple years to start looking decent again? For the record, I can't believe Doug Pederson (a freakin former recent superbowl winning coach) wasn't on our radar. It just stings seeing all these new HCs have early success, ESPECIALLY Mike McDaniel who a lot of us wanted after we fired Rhule (which never happened).

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  6. 8 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

    Just a heads up… the jaguars had the largest roster turnover of any team this past offseason 🙂

    Oh yeah, I'm sure the likes of Christian Kirk, Evan Ingram, and Zay Jones additions really made them start looking like an NFL football team. They're still the Jags. You think Urban Meyer would have them looking like that with the same roster? Trevor Lawrence looked like a bust under Urban. That same QB has a 6:1 TD to int ratio with almost a 70% completion to start the year. Sounds like better coaching to me.

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  7. 26 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

    The larger question is:  Are you sunshiners comfortable with Rhule/macadoo/fitts drafting and developing a rookie qb?  Because thats whats going to happen if he keeps his job. Let that sink in for a minute

    Whoa, that's a scary thought right there.

    Yeah, my biggest fear this year is making some kind of lucky run where Rhule and McAdoo keep their jobs. It doesn't take much to fool Tepper (obviously) so any kind of string of wins could do it. That would set this franchise back even more years.

  8. 12 minutes ago, rayzor said:

    Coaches make sure their players are prepared for the game. 

    Coaches make sure they have the right plan for the players to win.

    Coaches make sure the right players are on the field.

    Coaches make sure that their players are in the best situation to win.

    Coaches make sure that players have a plan that adapts to situations.

    Coaches make their players the best they can be so they can win. 

    Rhule and his staff fails at all of this. If the players aren't doing their job, that's in the coaching staff.... ultimately it falls on Rhule.

     

    There's a reason the Jaguars actually look competent and currently smashing the Chargers with basically the same roster from last year. Hmm, wonder what changed?

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