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Doug Marrone, Tom Coughlin have to prioritize culture change

For the first two years of his regime, former Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley was given every benefit of the doubt. Getting 4 wins in 2013 with one of the worst rosters in recent NFL history seemed like a modern miracle, and even the 3 wins they managed in 2014 didn’t seem so bad.

Fans and analysts became a little less patient with Bradley after he went 5-11 in 2015 despite a huge improvement on offense thanks to the growth of several individual players (Blake Bortles, Allen Robinson, Allen Hurns). Many were hesitant about bringing Bradley back for a fourth year, but he was a nice guy and the players appeared to really like him.