that makes sense if they go after Jimmy G lol.They also dumped the qb and oline coaches. Lots of speculation that they'll be moving off the San Francisco like offensive system.
SportsEdge reporting that they’d be “willing to spend big money” on a FA QB.Woody says that he is open to paying a veteran QB if that's what JD and Saleh want to do. Called QB the missing piece.
This staff under Mangini had Dan Quinn - the rare career DC who made a very successful transition to HC we always seem to be chasing; and did so while managing to bring in 'the guy' for the offensive side of the ball in Kyle Shanahan - something we also always seem to be chasing. And this staff also had Brian Daboll, the career do everything guy with experience under multiple generational great HCs, that is seemingly shaping up into the rare combination 'leader of men' that can also truly be an asset to the QB/offensive side of the ball. 15 years later and we still haven't figure it out, not even in spurts.Parcells was the only established coach - rest coordinator bingo with 2 awful retreads (Kotite and Gase). Saleh has done an excellent job with the Defense but lets face it - its an offensive league. Ground and pound with a good defense is very hard to win with these days. That was my main concern with Saleh and any defensive guys and besides: Coslet, Kotite and Gase - what a threesome) there have only been defensive coaches in 30+ yrs - and not just defensive coaches but most didnt even care about the O. At least Saleh is involved somewhat - not sure if thats worse lol - If Saleh fails and is fired they need to find an offensive coach. Hoping it doesnt come to that and the new OC can figure it out and make it work but very shaky starting yr 3
How weird would it be to see Tom Brady in green?
This staff under Mangini had Dan Quinn - the rare career DC who made a very successful transition to HC we always seem to be chasing; and did so while managing to bring in 'the guy' for the offensive side of the ball in Kyle Shanahan - something we also always seem to be chasing. And this staff also had Brian Daboll, the career do everything guy with experience under multiple generational great HCs, that is seemingly shaping up into the rare combination 'leader of men' that can also truly be an asset to the QB/offensive side of the ball. 15 years later and we still haven't figure it out, not even in spurts.Parcells was the only established coach - rest coordinator bingo with 2 awful retreads (Kotite and Gase). Saleh has done an excellent job with the Defense but lets face it - its an offensive league. Ground and pound with a good defense is very hard to win with these days. That was my main concern with Saleh and any defensive guys and besides: Coslet, Kotite and Gase - what a threesome) there have only been defensive coaches in 30+ yrs - and not just defensive coaches but most didnt even care about the O. At least Saleh is involved somewhat - not sure if thats worse lol - If Saleh fails and is fired they need to find an offensive coach. Hoping it doesnt come to that and the new OC can figure it out and make it work but very shaky starting yr 3
its tough to see how much of a menace Woody is/has been - no one has really gone on record calling him out. He's not cheap - he doesnt fire coaches in season or too quick - the only real nose in I recall from him is Tebow....otherwise hes been fine, just makes bad hires.This staff under Mangini had Dan Quinn - the rare career DC who made a very successful transition to HC we always seem to be chasing; and did so while managing to bring in 'the guy' for the offensive side of the ball in Kyle Shanahan - something we also always seem to be chasing. And this staff also had Brian Daboll, the career do everything guy with experience under multiple generational great HCs, that is seemingly shaping up into the rare combination 'leader of men' that can also truly be an asset to the QB/offensive side of the ball. 15 years later and we still haven't figure it out, not even in spurts.Parcells was the only established coach - rest coordinator bingo with 2 awful retreads (Kotite and Gase). Saleh has done an excellent job with the Defense but lets face it - its an offensive league. Ground and pound with a good defense is very hard to win with these days. That was my main concern with Saleh and any defensive guys and besides: Coslet, Kotite and Gase - what a threesome) there have only been defensive coaches in 30+ yrs - and not just defensive coaches but most didnt even care about the O. At least Saleh is involved somewhat - not sure if thats worse lol - If Saleh fails and is fired they need to find an offensive coach. Hoping it doesnt come to that and the new OC can figure it out and make it work but very shaky starting yr 3
If we keep firing the inept head coaches, their staff (even the rare good ones) typically get purged with them. I guess it all starts at the top. Woody hasn't made the best of decisions.
and don't get me started on CMcBefore he became big, I used to refer to Jacob deGrom as JDG
are the coordinators really the ones to develop players though - wouldn't that fall more on the position coaches (i,e, QB Coach)?he probably wants a coordinator that can develop players.
are the coordinators really the ones to develop players though - wouldn't that fall more on the position coaches (i,e, QB Coach)?he probably wants a coordinator that can develop players.
I thought the OC was more "big picture" guy in that he oversees the offensive design and the best way to attack the opposition.
Sauce and Q are first team All-Pros. Mosley second team.
What a season for Sauce.
How weird would it be to see Tom Brady in green?
Twice!How weird would it be to see Tom Brady in green?
Guaranteed prime time night game at New England if that happened.
-QG
Sauce and Q are first team All-Pros. Mosley second team.
What a season for Sauce.
Plenty of complaining (From other fan bases) about him getting away with grabbing all year. For the most part, I didn't see it. He's just that special.
Kid has Revis' instincts and feet in Cromartie's body. Already arguably the best in the league. Just needs to add a little strength and figure out how to bait guys into throwing at him.
I think that’s the “company line” now (Zach isn’t done) - but it just doesn’t seem possible that this staff/front office could have any faith in him at this point. You can’t pull a guy for the 4th string QB and then go back.If I might opine briefly, Sauce got away with quite a bit of grabbing this year, at least to my eyes. More than your average CB. But it got better as the year went on, and by the end of the year he was just shutting guys down without really getting thrown at a whole ton.
Woolen was a late-rounder. How nice would it have been to have selected him?
No matter. For whatever reason, I'm getting Twitter vibes that the Jets are not at all done with Wilson. That's bad news. Sunk cost. Kill it.
but it just doesn’t seem possible that this staff/front office could have any faith in him at this point. You can’t pull a guy for the 4th string QB and then go back.
It developed a winning culture.Watching Trevor make that comeback last pm threw me into further depression - someone please explain to me again why it was important to win those 2 games?
coaching is huge in the NFL - its great to have a top 5 Defense but as we saw with Rex its tough to develop a QB with a defensive minded coach. They hired a way too inexperienced OC and are now paying for it - Giants as usual did it right.I alluded to it in the Daniel Jones thread, but how much more does it hurt to see him entirely turn his career around with the right coaching staff in place?
very interesting and telling - big advantage to have a solid offensive coach.....even the sole defensive coach McDermott had Daboll to develop J Allen -Saw this tweeted out by Sharp Football. if you're thinking that this is a tweet whereby I use authority to augment a position of mine that I held but was criticized for, you're right.
Warren Sharp
@SharpFootball
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remaining playoff Head Coach backgrounds JAX - offense - Doug Pederson KC - offense - Andy Reid NYG - offense - Brian Daboll PHI - offense - Nick Sirianni CIN - offense - Zac Taylor BUF - defense - Sean McDermott DAL - offense - Mike McCarthy SF - offense - Kyle Shanahan
Nathaniel Hackett on the list for OC - tell me that wouldnt be the most Jets hire out there.....
Jets are interviewing former Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett for the team's offensive coordinator vacancy.
The Jets fired Mike LaFleur and could replace him with one of the least inspiring hires in recent NFL history. Hackett was fired as Denver's head coach after the team started 3-8 with one of the league's least productive, most uncreative offense schemes. Though Hackett had some success with Blake Bortles as the Jaguars OC in 2017, it's hard to imagine he'll be the guy to revive Zach Wilson's fledgling career. There's always the possibility, however slim, that Hackett will be used as bait for Aaron Rodgers, just as he was when the Broncos hired him last winter.
Right - let’s hire the guy who used to work for the older brother of the OC we just got rid of.Nathaniel Hackett on the list for OC - tell me that wouldnt be the most Jets hire out there.....
and literally ran a HOF QBs offense into the groundRight - let’s hire the guy who used to work for the older brother of the OC we just got rid of.Nathaniel Hackett on the list for OC - tell me that wouldnt be the most Jets hire out there.....
agreed - if you are going to fire the OC you should have a better candidate lined up - none of these candidates seem any better. Its all moot because if the new OC fails then Saleh is gone.My kingdom for Matt LaFleur given those candidates. Oof.
People keep saying this because of a few decent fantasy games to end the season - Sam Darnold was terrible in Carolina both seasons.even Darnold didn't look so bad 2nd half of the season when he returned at least for Carolina.
This is the problem. No great candidate wants to join a HC starting off on the hot-seat.new OC fails then Saleh is gone.
I think these takes on Darnold are after watching how awful ZW was. I mean Darnold is awful but looks like a polished pro with upside compared to Wilson - he was that badPeople keep saying this because of a few decent fantasy games to end the season - Sam Darnold was terrible in Carolina both seasons.even Darnold didn't look so bad 2nd half of the season when he returned at least for Carolina.
Very interesting - I do think LaFleur got a bit of a raw deal as the O looked much better with non ZW QBs....None of the candidates excite me - O is a messThe Athletic just posted a huge (long) story about Wilson, LaFleur, etc. . Basically a huge summary of events, but some interesting parts:
Over the offseason, LaFleur and quarterbacks coach Rob Calabrese studied what worked for Wilson in 2021 and what didn’t. There was some level of frustration. LaFleur would tell people how much more effective the offense looked with quarterbacks Flacco, Josh Johnson and especially White. The stats backed it up.
But Wilson was the Jets’ future, so LaFleur adjusted the scheme, reduced the volume of plays and tried to make things more digestible. LaFleur’s directive to Zach Wilson when he returned to game action wasn’t complicated: If the first read and second reads aren’t there, run.
After the game, a loss, teammates raved about White in a way they never had about Wilson. “I know I’d go to war for that boy,” said Garrett Wilson. “He’s got something special about him.”
When Wilson replaced an injured White weeks later, multiple teammates openly grumbled about his return during practice and in meetings.
Regarding the time Moore blew up at practice:
That Thursday, Moore surprised teammates and coaches by blowing up on LaFleur, telling him to “go f— yourself” and “you suck,” according to multiple people who witnessed the interaction.
On Woody forcing Saleh to fire LaFleur
Multiple people in the organization pushed back on the narrative that Johnson forced Saleh to fire LaFleur, though Saleh likely did feel pressure from above to make changes
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So, the OC didn't like the QB. He reduced the number of plays and the number of reads. He still couldn't perform a miracle to make Wilson not look like the worst QB in the league.
The players didn't like the QB either. They loved when Mike White took over.
The players didn't like the OC either. Moore hated him. G Wilson said that the offense had gotten predictable.
Woody is willing to spend on a QB.
In summary, the team didn't like LaFleur or WIlson. One down, one to go. As the Jets world turns.
Basically a Bowles for Lefty swap - not exciting at all.add another potential uninspiring candidate: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/19/buccaneers-fire-byron-leftwich/
To be fair, about 80% of the league’s head coaches have offensive backgrounds, so this is basically what you would expect.Saw this tweeted out by Sharp Football. if you're thinking that this is a tweet whereby I use authority to augment a position of mine that I held but was criticized for, you're right.
Warren Sharp
@SharpFootball
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3h
remaining playoff Head Coach backgrounds JAX - offense - Doug Pederson KC - offense - Andy Reid NYG - offense - Brian Daboll PHI - offense - Nick Sirianni CIN - offense - Zac Taylor BUF - defense - Sean McDermott DAL - offense - Mike McCarthy SF - offense - Kyle Shanahan