I want it every which way, dammit! I want only young players playing. I want the Jets to lose all the games. I want the young players to show they can play but I want them to all actually suck so the Jets won't win. I want the team to go 0-16.
Unbelievable.
Earth to Jets fans- the team can go 3-13 or 4-12 and still pick first in the draft either by having the worst record or by trading up to get the first pick. Wanting the team to only use players under the age of 24 and wanting all those players to "develop" but root for them all to not really play well so that the team can go 0-16 is ridiculous. If you want the Jets to go that route in December when the team is 2-9, then that is a different story.
Earth to Fariq, what is unbelievable is your level of reading comprehension , condescension, or ignoring whatever you want in order to present your agenda. I didn't say the things you wrote.
I'm 50 years old and I've watched every Jets game since age 4. I'm clear about what I want: I want this team to be a serious contender every year and not win 5-9 games every year. The best way to do this is to get a top QB. The best way to do this is to get a top pick. This team is going nowhere this season. The practical thing to do is root for them to get a high draft pick as opposed to a middling to poor 4-5 win season.
To be clear: I don't want this team to be playing veterans with no future or no high ceiling as opposed to getting our younger players experience. Yes, I want the younger players to develop. However, and maybe this is the point you can't comprehend, experience or playing time does not equate to success in the short term. Rookies are going to make mistakes. Just because they play and develop doesn't mean that it will lead to success this year. Even Revis didn't look great in his first year and he's most likely a Hall of Famer.
By the way, if you go back 10 years (I figured 10 is a nice round number), only once did a team finish with the first pick with 3 wins. Once. So yeah, it's possible to get the top pick with 3 wins, but very unlikely. 4? Nope. The number of wins for the teams with the top pick over the past 10 years:
1, 3, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 0, 1. Plus there were multiple teams that were tied for least wins and then you have to win the strength of scheduling tie-breaker.
Also, no I don't want to have to give up 2 or 3 future draft top picks to move up and draft a qb.