The clock has just started to tick for coach Jack Del Rio less than 11 months after he was at the pinnacle of his coaching career.
Last January, when the Jaguars beat the Steelers in the playoffs to become the first team ever to win in Pittsburgh twice in the same year, Del Rio seemed ready to start a run even though the team lost the following week in New England.
The Jaguars were widely picked to be a Super Bowl contender this year.
Instead, the bottom has fallen out. The team has gotten old and the young players haven't emerged to replace them. The players that Tom Coughlin left behind when he was fired after the 2002 season have departed or aged and the Jaguars have drafted only one Pro Bowl player, Rashean Mathis, since Del Rio was hired.
The result...