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Gase is a joke....feel bad for you jets fans
I'm hoping for an AFC East trifecta. Gase gets fired next year and then signs with Buffalo.Gase is a joke....feel bad for you jets fans
Adam Gase essentially told Stephen Ross to #### himself. This is going to be fun. Both these men deserve each other. The sad part of it is Darnold looks like he’s an actual franchise QB. Gase could crush that or it could be 3-5 years before they’re able to put a team around him.The story is more about the rift between Gase and fired GM Mac. But holy hell does Gase have cheese for brains? Instead of alienating a player, maybe just shut up or simply say positive things about having a stud offensive weapon.
The money is already paid. He's didn't want to pay the RB position that much. He's going to play Bell and play Bell a lot.Exactly the reason I stated I would avoid Bell. Gase is a joke of a coach. Drake was >>>>> Gore yet he stuck with Gore.
I can't and won't trust him with Bell. This recent news only cements my feelings.
This has disaster written all over it.Bojang0301 said:Shame. A high character guy like Bell deserves better.
You can draft him then. I won't unless it's great value.The money is already paid. He's didn't want to pay the RB position that much. He's going to play Bell and play Bell a lot.
I didn't say I was drafting him. I don't know if he'll be successful. I'm just saying I'd be absolutely shocked if he doesn't use Bell as a 3-Down back.You can draft him then. I won't unless it's great value.
Bell hates that.The money is already paid. He's didn't want to pay the RB position that much. He's going to play Bell and play Bell a lot.
That was my thought when he signed the contract but now I could see them actually upping this a year via trade and parting ways after just one year. If Jets traded him before June 1 next year they would take a $6M dead money hit but money spent is money spent, that's a sunk cost. They would actually save $9.5M in cap space. Extra cap space for 2020, draft pick compensation and being done paying RB major money might all be to much for them to pass next year if things don't great for all parties involved this upcoming season.I don't think this changes anything for Bell or his fantasy prospects. Either way Bell was going to get cut or traded after the 2020 season when his guaranteed money has mostly run out.
Not saying it's easy or he'd be in high demand but the guarantees would be considerably less and would end totally after one year of service.Why would a team give up a pick next year when they could have had him without sacrificing a pick this year?
Would be funny, but there is no suitor.@JohnClaytonNFL on Le'Veon Bell: "If there's a suitor, I could absolutely see the Jets trading him before the start of the season."
Since any team that acquired him before the season would owe him all but $2M of the contract he signed the only way I think this happens is something like an Osweiler trade where Jets have to pay someone to take Bell. I'd not rule it out.@JohnClaytonNFL on Le'Veon Bell: "If there's a suitor, I could absolutely see the Jets trading him before the start of the season."
I agree, but just this rumor has to have Bell fuming, right? This team could completely blow up before Week 1 even hits. I'd say there's a non-zero chance that Gase is fired before ever coaching a game in NY.Would be funny, but there is no suitor.
omg how delightful that would be....I agree, but just this rumor has to have Bell fuming, right? This team could completely blow up before Week 1 even hits. I'd say there's a non-zero chance that Gase is fired before ever coaching a game in NY.
He’d be in good company. The list of “Jets head coaches who never coached a game” has an incredible track record of subsequent success.I agree, but just this rumor has to have Bell fuming, right? This team could completely blow up before Week 1 even hits. I'd say there's a non-zero chance that Gase is fired before ever coaching a game in NY.
Oh come on. No way this happens.@JohnClaytonNFL on Le'Veon Bell: "If there's a suitor, I could absolutely see the Jets trading him before the start of the season."
You doubt John Clayton? He broke the news about Ollie Matson being traded that sent shockwaves throughout the league.Oh come on. No way this happens.
Or much ado about nothing.This seems like it is already turning into an avoid Bell at all costs situation. Again...
That's how I see it. Gase does not dislike Bell, he dislikes paying the position that much money and I think some people are confusing the two.Or much ado about nothing.
If there were a suitor... They would have fricken signed Bell or at least have been in on it so the idiot Jets were not bidding against themselves...Oh come on. No way this happens.
Does that mean Gase is more or less likely to make an example out of Le'veon when he looks at Gase the wrong way?Maybe, just maybe, Kenyan Drake is nowhere close to as good as LeVeon Bell?
I haven't read a report that said Gase didn't want Bell.
Devante Parker was held back by Devante Parkerkittenmittens said:Does that mean Gase is more or less likely to make an example out of Le'veon when he looks at Gase the wrong way?
I really like Le'veon, but Gase is a complete idiot who constantly makes points by benching the best players. Jay Ajayi, Devante Parker, Kenyan Drake were all held back by Gase being so smart he can win with inferior talent as long as they obey his every command at all times.
Correct me if I am wrong but has happened before I believe? And I think the Jets were involved? I thought they signed Teddy Bridgewater, drafted Darnold and then traded Bridgewater to the Saints for a pick? I'm going on my feeble memory so I may be wrong.Why would a team give up a pick next year when they could have had him without sacrificing a pick this year?
I think that's true.Correct me if I am wrong but has happened before I believe? And I think the Jets were involved? I thought they signed Teddy Bridgewater, drafted Darnold and then traded Bridgewater to the Saints for a pick? I'm going on my feeble memory so I may be wrong.
Jets coach Adam Gase said he is "excited" Le'Veon Bell is on the team.
Gase was reportedly not on board with paying a running back big money in free agency, but he says he is happy to coach Bell now that he is on the team. "Everybody can criticize the contract all you want, but he's here," Gase said. "When you get a chance to coach a great player, I'm excited for that opportunity." The coach also shot down chatter about the Jets trading Bell now that ex-GM Mike Maccagnan is out the door, calling the idea ridiculous. Despite the rocky offseason, Bell should be a workhorse in 2019.
SOURCE: Ralph Vacchiano on Twitter
May 23, 2019, 10:20 AM ET
I just got him pick 2 of round 2. It’s an FFPC superflex league where Mahomes and Luck are already drafted but even still he’s likely falling to the 12-14 overall range. I couldn’t pass him up.If he winds up falling to the 2nd, slam dunk. But I don't think that will be the case.
Le'Veon Bell reported to the Jets' facilities ahead of Tuesday's mandatory minicamp.
Although his attendance was never in doubt, Jets fans can breathe a sigh of relief that Bell is in the building and ready to go for the team's three-day minicamp — the first and only mandatory event of the spring. Had he not shown up, Bell would've been subjected to numerous fines. It will be the first time we've seen the 27-year-old on a practice field in the last 17 months.
SOURCE: New York Jets on Twitter
Jun 3, 2019, 4:38 PM ET