It’s No. 1 … and it’s not even close.
Sure, Bradley has lost 39 out of 51 games, but eliminate any loss from his first two years (2013-14) because the Jaguars weren’t expected to beat anybody and were simply outmanned on a weekly basis. Not this year. Not this early in a season. This loss was bad. It was reminiscent of last year’s back-to-back clunkers at New Orleans (38-27) and Houston (30-6) to finish the season. But the Jaguars were playing out the string back then. Week 2 is supposed to be the start of something. The Jaguars had only two injured players unavailable so that’s not an excuse.