Honestly is the 5’8 even a barrier for a starting perimeter corner anymore? Obviously it’d be better if he was taller, lol. But Darius Williams is 5’8, was a starter for the Rams in the SB (and multiple years) and I’m pretty sure he’s doing good in Jacksonville.
To me Robertson plays above his height. Ideally he’d be more of a #2 corner, but I’d have no issues giving him a 2nd contract if it’s reasonable
I definitely am not against the kick. But with how good the team has been on 3rd and 4th and short since McDaniels got fired I would stay with the hot hand and go for it.
The sweeps they have done with Carter and Turner must be in the defenses head on 4th and 1. Should make a traditional sneak easier to convert. And they don’t struggle with the tush push like some teams.
It’s reassuring (in its own fucked up way) that older fans are confirming this is the worst jets offense ever. I don’t want to say that since I wasn’t around for as long. But this really is a historicallly bad offense.
“Oakland? Huh? I guess the jets moving to Oakland makes more sense then this nonsense!”
Exactly. Also even if it was a dumb pick, who the hell cares? People of all teams get so worked up about this nonsense.
Really? It’s certainly not an ideal circumstance, especially if the gm is forcing Zach to start. But we also don’t know if that’s true.
The NFL is a results driven business. The record is what matters most and yes had 3 seasons now
His about this? He comes back to prove he can, feels content, and retired. Maybe wins 3 games and fucks up the draft pick. I see this as worst case scenario, and entirely plausible
24-53 record for JD. If they lose to Atlanta, thats 30 more losses then wins.
That’s not a misleadingly bad win percentage. That’s just bad.
Al Michael’s had two all time moments. The extra point comment and the talking shit about the wrap (which he was wrong as fuck about but still hilarious).
The only good takeaways I had. This team is fucked
They doubled their yards on this drive.
That’s the difference between a top oline prospect and will Mcdonald LOL
He may need to go but let not pretend he’s waisting some top tier defense here. There’s Hutchinson, some niece complementary pieces, and that’s about it. This defense just isn’t up to the standard that the true playoff contenders are at (Philly, SF, KC)
Imagine having a boss. He’s a decent guy, but you can tell he’s out of his element. You feel your job is constantly at risk because of his overall leadership. Whether it’s his style, his approach, a combination of both, you know he’s the answer.
But after 2+ years (which in my dumb hypothetical, could be considered 10 years, since 2 years is a long ass time for an NFL player), he’s fired. He’s replaced by another boss. But the former boss, who has been “done” for almost a year, is now your new boss’ lieutenant.
Think about the chaos this would cause in the workplace. First, even if you loved your boss, having him stay is really awkward because he’s no longer the boss. That’s brings potential for the new boss to be hated.
Likewise, if you truly hated or at least loathed your old boss, but imagine still seeing him everyday and still having significant say in the business.
If anyone is coaching the team besides Saleh, it’s Hackett 🤢
Maybe Rodgers has another favorite coordinator somewhere else, but I doubt he’s letting a hot shot like Ben Johnson come here
If anyone is coaching the team besides Saleh, it’s Hackett 🤢
Maybe Rodgers has another favorite coordinator somewhere else, but I doubt he’s letting a hot shot like Ben Johnson come here
I don’t know if anyone is at risk of losing their job. Even if they lose out, I see Hackett, Saleh, JD, everyone basically coming back.
Which is organizational malpractice, especially since Rodgers probably has 2 good years of football left at best.
The oline guru GM has had 4 season of draft picks and cap space, and the oline is arguably worse then what he inherited.
Every team deals with oline injuries. Seattle had 3rd stringers at both tackle positions and made it work. It’s the GM’s job to get decent depth on the line. Even with better qb play and better playcalling, this oline is not at a winning standard.
At the end of the day, the NFL is built for parity. I won’t speak on Hockey, but compared to the other major North American sports and especially compared to soccer, NFL franchises are giving the most “rope” to build a competent team out of any sport.
And that’s all I’m talking about, competency. Not super bowls, not playoff wins, not even a playoff appearance. Just a winning record.
4 years is an eternity in the NFL. If this was a MLB rebuild, we would expect better results after 4+ years. Teams build and lose SB windows on 4 years. And despite absolutely fleecing teams like Seattle and Carolina (gaining two firsts and a second, almost a free draft worth of top picks), the Jets are still looking at another losing season.
I doubt JD, Saleh, or even Hackett go anywhere. They gave the built in Rodgers excuse. But by any metric of success, JD has failed. Giving him a 5th full offseason is extremely risky, but most likely inevitable.
Really no incentive for a guy like Loomis to tank. Carr is abysmal for any long term plan.
Problem is someone above Loomis, presumably ownership, has to step in and demand some sort of reset. Not even a tank, but just one offseason of letting guys go and not signing a guy like Carr or any significant free agents