Gus Bradley should be feeling at least a slight increase in temperature, because his seat is officially warm.
The Jacksonville Jaguars expect to be a winning team and if Bradley can’t get them there, it’s clear that owner Shad Khan isn’t going to be shy about finding someone who can. It’s .500 or bust for the Jaguars in 2016, so expect Bradley to begin to feel the heat.
Given relative freedom to turn around an abysmal culture stemming from the midseason firing of Jack Del Rio in 2011, one-year franchise worst showing under Mike Mularkey in 2012, and years of roster mismanagement under former general manager Gene Smith, head coach Gus Bradley had a huge task set out for him.