When Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan completely rebooted the machine after the 2012 season, the argument could be made the team had the least talent of any franchise in the NFL by a fairly wide margin. “Franchise” quarterback Blaine Gabbert had all but entrenched himself as the worst starting quarterback in the history of the NFL, Tyson Alualu was struggling to look like a 7th round pick let alone the 10th overall pick, Maurice Jones-Drew was a shell of himself and looking for a new contract, and the team’s best player was their kicker.
The Day After: Coaching now the primary issue for the Jacksonville Jaguars
