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No. I was looking to get a gauge from you, actually. I see that he's making 14.25 million dollars this year. I'm wondering what sort of raise or extension they might be thinking and what he might be thinking. IOW, if you'd read anything leaked to the press from the GM's office or his camp.
Hard to say. Who would have predicted that Mosely would get so much? Prices went through the roof this year. Next year might be worse. If Leo doesn't have a great year, then whatever he gets will feel like too much.
Yep. That's why I asked. It seems like defensive players really set the market prices to trend upwards. I know the ironclad law of supply and demand and the theories of the Austrian Economists, but with a price ceiling, sometimes there is an absolute value of performance as translates to salary and I don't think Williams has been good enough to warrant a substantial raise and extension. Perhaps it's doubling and lack of teammates, but he should be a touch more dominant, methinks.
The Jets tried with Indy and Seattle, but wouldn't give up next year's first (allegedly)
Yeah I’m not going to claim to be an expert on these guys but from what I read they surely have some upside and are nice swing big picks. If they devleop into good players I will give Mac some credit for taking the chances.
To be honest most of us really have no idea past the first three rounds but from what I’ve read it seems like this could have been a good draft for him. If Polite develops into a legit pass rusher I’ll consider this draft a win as I love the Williams pick (and we still get an edge rusher).
You're not kidding. I couldn't stand those message boards this weekend. Total Macc hatred. Just crapping on him no matter what he did. Basically a can't win situation.
What the hell are the Jets doing? The organization just seems lost. Total ownership/management cluster.
At least they're not the Giants.
The Giants could fire their GM today and be just fine. Not sure I can say that about the Jets. As long as Woody is the owner disfunction in the organization seems probable.
I know nothing about him, but a friend is mentioning him for the same reason. And I counter with: what respectable GM candidate who is in a successful position with a stable franchise and can wait it out and pick their opportunity in the near future, decide to come to this a**backward dumpster fire, knowing full well he'll probably be looking for a new job in 2-3 years himself?
How do you figure? You think Eli has a few years of mediocrity left? Or you think Daniel Jones is the truth?
Neither. Just referring to the overall ability of the organization to manage itself professionally in order to put the best product on the field.
So let a guy run free agency and the draft and then fire him - why can't this team ever get out of it's own way?
oh boy
In the past decade, the Jets have 70 wins and the Giants have 74 wins.
and hire the HC who he clearly wasn't on the same page with. I feel bad for Darnold.
Hoo baby. At least Gase was using his marbles regarding the signing. I still don't get the Bell signing. You could have drafted Henderson in the third round instead of a tight end. Then you might have a dynamic back of the future.
Allegedly Gase likes Bell, but doesn't believe in spending that much money on a RB. Makes sense to me, but ok, let's have Manish run with his bs and watch sites like Rotoworld pick it up as gospel.
I believe Tony Pauline first mentioned the rumors on Thursday/Friday morning the week of the draft. Michael Lombardi then came out and said that there were issues in the front office and the Jets would likely make changes after the draft. Pauline on that Friday then doubled down and said five people called him to confirm his story.
I mean as far as resource allocation, I agree, the Bell signing is a tough one to stomach, but that said, if Henderson is ever as good as Bell is right now, that would be a pretty big surprise.
Yeah, I'm talking resource allocation to a large degree. I also think Bell is overvalued because of the quality of his line in Pittsburgh.
