Mr. Scot

It's more like 20-25 minutes starting at around the 45 minute mark.

That depends on whether such a lack of confidence was justified or whether it was just Rhule's overbearing micromanagement. I'd have to look it up, but I think Brady actually had just a slight edge in NFL experience over Rhule (though not by much).

Ouch

Might check this out later when I have more time...

Yeah, and they specifically mentioned Campen as somebody they want to stick around.

Flores getting the Giants job could make for some intrigue.

Still bugs me that we had a shot to make a run at James Campen last year but went after Pat Meyer instead.

I'd agree, but I don't think he's going to get it.

Same. The comments about setting practice session time were really interesting too, especially in light of the things Teddy Bridgewater said a while back. Wahle was pretty specific about Christensen's technique issues. You'd think an NFL level coach would have seen that. And if you're having the same issues with other players, that points further to coaching. Basically, Pat Meyer deserved to be let go, but it's still on Rhule for hiring him in the first place, especially given he has experience at that job.

Can you imagine anybody else? That's one of the reasons I think we could end up drafting a quarterback. What veteran with any options is going to want to come here?

Apparently they're lining up a good replacement in Chicago...

I've got a feeling he was directed to hire from outside. They still let him decide who to hire, but he can't just promote or rehire his buddies. That's a theory, of course. The OL and DL hires will be interesting.

Agree. Tabor is a good choice.

Right now I'd say we're in the BS phase.

Yep. Word is he might be named Hackett's OC.

Frye was a QB coach?

Agree completely. Unfortunately, I've yet to see any solid indication that Matt Rhule's power and control is going to be reduced in any way before next season.

I don't know what kind of head coach Byron Leftwich is going to be, but I do know that Trent Baalke is a bad GM. Don't know how good a GM Adrian Wilson will be either but I've heard lots of pretty good things about him. So honestly, if the Jaguars get nothing else out of this besides dumping Baalke, it's likely still a net positive.

Meanwhile... Um... about that

Anyone else enjoying the thrill of watching other teams try to improve themselves while we stand pat with an unqualified, out of his depth head coach and his college buddies?

If this happens, damn

Remember when there were rumors that Trace Armstrong was going to take over running the Bears? Turns out he kinda did Edit: Also...

Rumors now that Jacksonville might replace their GM in order to get Leftwich. Haven't seen how legit they are yet, but it actually might be a good move.

Guys that potentially interest me for next year... Mike McDaniel Kevin O'Connell Adam Stenavich Patrick Graham One or two of these guys are up for head coaching jobs this year but if they don't get 'em...