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Vegas thinks he'll keep his job.I think Geno is going to be the best QB in this class. That said, I don't think Ryan survives Christmas and there is a new staff next year.
Tannenbaum giving sanchez the "I'm sorry we went after Peyton Manning" extension was one of the dumbest moves in sports history. Absolutely crippled the franchise.Yeah they really #### the bed on Sanchez but I put a lot of that on Ryan. He just doesn't give a #### about offense. He just doesn't have what it takes to be a head coach.
This. It obviously isn't the greatest show on turf, but the different between he and Sparano is night and day. Sparano had no idea how to design a passing attack and get guys open. No imagination.Watching the offense this Preseason with Marty m running the show has been very promising, actually resembles a real offense at times despite the turnovers , last years o was really rough...
The New York Daily News reports GM John Idzik and coach Rex Ryan are now in agreement that it's time to turn the page on Mark Sanchez as the Jets' starting quarterback.
They're moving forward with Geno Smith. Although it's long been rumored Idzik has pushed Smith on Ryan, beat writer Manish Mehta reports Rex now sees Smith as "the better option if healthy." Per Mehta, Ryan strongly considered naming Smith the starter after just two weeks oftraining
camp. The Jets' brain trust "simply doesn't fully trust" Sanchez, and has "grown tired of his repeated red-zone mistakes." Smith also gives Rex the best chance to keep his job. If the Jets emerge from the 2013 season with a young franchise quarterback, Ryan's hot seat could cool off considerably.
They should give Spadola some chances to play, he obviously does not have the attitude problem that has been creeping out of the Jets locker room for a while now, especially from the WRs.Ryan Spadola @DolaOcho 19m
Officially a NYJ. Words can't describe how grateful I am for the great friends, family, and friends who have supported me throughout this.
And they sign Brady, who Tebow beat out in Denver.The New York Daily News reports GM John Idzik and coach Rex Ryan are now in agreement that it's time to turn the page on Mark Sanchez as the Jets' starting quarterback.
They're moving forward with Geno Smith. Although it's long been rumored Idzik has pushed Smith on Ryan, beat writer Manish Mehta reports Rex now sees Smith as "the better option if healthy." Per Mehta, Ryan strongly considered naming Smith the starter after just two weeks oftraining
camp. The Jets' brain trust "simply doesn't fully trust" Sanchez, and has "grown tired of his repeated red-zone mistakes." Smith also gives Rex the best chance to keep his job. If the Jets emerge from the 2013 season with a young franchise quarterback, Ryan's hot seat could cool off considerably.
I've always thought that starting Geno in week 1 was the best way for Rex to keep his job. For pure selfish reasons for Rex, I always thought it would have been in his interest to start Geno knowing that this is what the organization wanted. If he goes 6-10 with Sanchez or 4-12 with Geno, there really is no difference and he could always come back and say "we had a starting QB on the 4th youngest team in the NFL and we made all these strides blah blah blah."Vegas thinks he'll keep his job.I think Geno is going to be the best QB in this class. That said, I don't think Ryan survives Christmas and there is a new staff next year.
How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Cimini also stated the following in this article:
Sanchez is due to make a guaranteed $8.25 million this season from the Jets, whether he’s on the team or not. It would be unusual for a team to eat that much salary, but general manager John Idzik hasn’t ruled out the possibility of cutting Sanchez at some point, according to a source.
not trying to be a jerk but... who the heck would trade for him?How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Any rumors or talk on that?
Ha, ok, right, good point.not trying to be a jerk but... who the heck would trade for him?How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Any rumors or talk on that?
Both Oakland and Jacksonville have crap at QB. They probably have too much sense to go after Sanchez though,not trying to be a jerk but... who the heck would trade for him?How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Any rumors or talk on that?
they'd be on the hook for that contract (at least for salary cap reasons).. not sure why you'd give up anything for him knowing that you can get him for "free" next year.Both Oakland and Jacksonville have crap at QB. They probably have too much sense to go after Sanchez though,not trying to be a jerk but... who the heck would trade for him?How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Any rumors or talk on that?
I just listed the two teams with arguably worse QB stables than Sanchez. But as part of any trade is the possibility of renegotiating the contract. Seen before.they'd be on the hook for that contract (at least for salary cap reasons).. not sure why you'd give up anything for him knowing that you can get him for "free" next year.Both Oakland and Jacksonville have crap at QB. They probably have too much sense to go after Sanchez though,not trying to be a jerk but... who the heck would trade for him?How about a trade?mistakes happen, the gm paid the price, moving on with the fallout.. not out of the question to see sanchez cut soon
Any rumors or talk on that?
Wow, I ran into Rob Ryan at a Saints charity event last night, would have been cool to show him this.
I've read similar posts before, and i think the odds of obtaining a franchise QB are not fully appreciated. Right now let's say for arguments sake their are maybe 10-12 in the league. But 3 of them were drafted in 2001 or earlier, that's over 12 years ago. So 7-9 drafted in the last 12 years is less than 1 per year. For the most part it comes down to luck - either the luck of the draw when you have a top pick that there's one at the top of the draft, i.e Indy, Washington, or just being lucky in picking someone lower in the draft i.e Seattle. So not sure what you want the Jets to do. They took a shot at Geno in the 2nd round. He's looked decent so far. Give him at least another year, maybe 2 and see how he develops.When do the Jets finally go get a real live franchise QB.
40+ years since Namath's best years now. Not one real successful franchise starting star QB in all the years since - O'Brien and a couple good years there aside.
Someone made a point that with that line they have a real chance to be good, and that is one good reason to keep Ryan, because the DL seems like the heart of that team.
And there is Morninwheg, who can build offenses, but Smith is not the answer.
I'm not sure if this is on par with the 1983 and 2004 drafts in terms of QBs available, but if it is the Jets should stick their nose in there and take a shot while they can.
http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/jets/post/_/id/31777/sunday-notes-rex-ryans-qb-dilemma1. A decision with ramifications: If Rex Ryan benches the struggling Geno Smith at some point, it means Smith's season-long audition is over. The Jets would try to spin it another way, of course, but you don't replace a second-round pick in a playoff race for an unproven commodity (Matt Simms) unless you're absolutely convinced Smith isn't the answer. They'd be admitting they blew the draft pick. That's why I think Ryan, with perhaps nudging from GM John Idzik, won't make a panic move. Many fans are screaming for Simms, but be careful for what you wish for.
"He's a developing reserve," said an AFC scout, speaking on the condition of anonymity. "You know when he goes in, the game is over. He has size and arm talent, but I think he's a good No. 3 who has some developmental upside. ... You have to take some lumps with [smith]. He's a second-rounder, not a top-10 guy. Get the ball out of his hand, give him easy reads and throws. Run the ball and run it some more. Let him manage the game and not be the difference maker."
Easier said than done, as the Jets are finding out. Ryan is in a tough spot. He needs wins to save his job, but he's stuck with a limited quarterback situation -- one he helped create.
Will the Jets use another early draft pick to select a QB if rookie Geno Smith continues to struggle the rest of the season?
2. This makes no sense: QB David Garrard is on the team for one reason only -- to serve as a mentor to Smith. Garrard is a good and willing teacher, but his arrival has coincided with Smith's downturn. In the five games before Garrard's arrival, Smith was 3-2 with a respectable passer rating of 80. In five games with Garrard at his side, Smith is 2-3 with an atrocious 48 rating. It's probably coincidence, but it's weird, no?
3. Back-to-back QBs?: This question has been coming up a lot lately: If the Jets aren't happy with Smith, could they pick another quarterback in the next draft? It wouldn't be unprecedented for a team to use two high picks on a quarterback in consecutive drafts. The last time it happened was 2010-11, when the Carolina Panthers picked Jimmy Clausen in the second round (No. 48 overall) and Cam Newton in the first (No. 1 overall), respectively. Clausen went 1-9 as a rookie, so Newton was a no-brainer. It would be different for the Jets, who probably will be picking in the middle of the first round. By then, the franchise-type quarterbacks will be gone, complicating the decision. If Smith doesn't make dramatic improvement over the final six games, the Jets have to be in the quarterback market.