The coach is a big representation of having that confidence, believing in his players, and Andy Reid sets a good example for us."Time will tell if the same proves true for the Jaguars, who bring new coach Gus Bradley in for his first taste of the NFL as a team's top man. He was defensive coordinator for three seasons in Seattle and oversaw an improvement that brought the Seahawks from near the league's bottom to nearer its top.He replaced Mike Mularkey, who went 214 in one season and was out upon the arrival of new general manager David Caldwell.But, while instant improvement would be welcomes, it's not the initial measuring stick, according to Bradley."When you look ahead, you forget about enjoying the process," he said. "We want to compete, have our guys go hard, get better at fundamentals and techniques, but also enjoy it.Thanks for the percentages. Out of what? I'm sorry, but we need actual measurements of volume. Not percentages.

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