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He reminds me of a poor man's Marcus Mariota. All I'm getting watching him is that. He looks rigid dropping back and rigid in his motion.Curious...what about tonight makes you say no?
Another touchdown. Maybe I'm wrong.
He reminds me of a poor man's Marcus Mariota. All I'm getting watching him is that. He looks rigid dropping back and rigid in his motion.Curious...what about tonight makes you say no?
I would agree that he's a little stiff in the pocket. And it's not ideal.He reminds me of a poor man's Marcus Mariota. All I'm getting watching him is that. He looks rigid dropping back and rigid in his motion.
Another touchdown. Maybe I'm wrong.
I'm sold.He reminds me of a poor man's Marcus Mariota. All I'm getting watching him is that. He looks rigid dropping back and rigid in his motion.
Another touchdown. Maybe I'm wrong.
Pro Football Focus is hiring. You should apply..He reminds me of a poor man's Marcus Mariota.
Fields is certainly helping his draft stock, but an off game by Lawrence won’t change his status. Also have to see how Fields does against Alabama (assuming Clemson doesn’t come back).Maybe Jax is watching the game right now and decides to take Fields over Lawrence...
They're taking him.Justin Fields just helped make the Jets #2 pick that much more valuable with this insane performance of his tonight.
Whether or not the Jets take a QB at 2...
I was hoping they'd be dumb enough.Maybe Jax is watching the game right now and decides to take Fields over Lawrence...
Sorry @rockaction , after tonight the only thing rigid and elongated is Joe Douglas' Woody Johnson.Seriously. Lord knows I could be wrong, but it seems to me that we should wait until this guy takes that stiff, elongated delivery to the pros. I'm not sure how it's going to translate. Maybe quite well. I doubt it.
Lawrence was throwing fifteen yard outs under pressure off his back foot and drilling the ball in there by simple hip rotation and nimble feet. Fields's back foot was coming up off the turf on throws.
Everyone can get on me all they want, but that's what I'm seeing.
Welp. Let's hope he's the franchise then.Sorry @rockaction , after tonight the only thing rigid and elongated is Joe Douglas' Woody Johnson.
Sanchez did not thrive. The 2009 Jets were a 13-3 team if they had a league average quarterback. They only went 9-7 due to poor quarterback play.I wouldnt be upset if JD went QB - While the new QB definitely resets the clock for Douglas....but taking Sewell gives them an identity....since Rex the Jets have been rudderless without a culture, identity or anything really to plan for except the one strange Fitz yr....
You add Sewell and Thuney to that OL with Becton it becomes an instant top 10 OL that w stmill give DCs nightmares.....Add one the top WR FAs ike Juju plus a top RB in the 2d rd like Etienne and watch this offense take off.....even Sam would look lightyears better in that type of set up. If Sanchez could thrive in that set up then why couldnt Sam?
I think this is the best path for relevancy....if Sam stumbles again then hes off the books and the new QB would walk into an awesome set up.
I definitely still have some apprehension, but at least this performance makes me feel a little better and makes the No. 2 pick more valuable one way or the other.Welp. Let's hope he's the franchise then.
The problem with Tannehill was that he played well at times in Miami. He got injured too much and then Gase messed him up at the end. Darnold has played fewer strong games with the Jets than Tannehill did with the Dolphins.Im not delusional on Sam - I know where he is ranked....but in my eyes its just not that simple....Josh Allen would be terrible if he had what Sam did the past 3 yrs.
rookie year - worst coaching staff in league with Bowles; terrible OL, no solid RB, WR or TE to throw to - injured for few weeks as well
Year 2 - new coaching staff that is even worse than the previous regime, worst OL in the league, below avg Bell and still no WRs of note except Robbie Anderson whose more of a #2...freak mono diagnosis that sidelined him multiple games and probably affected the others as well
Year 3 - no real offseason or training camp....still worst coaching staff in league.....improved OL but worse WRs and RB positions.....shoulder injury thats not his fault as hes pile driven to turf and inexplicably sent back in by moron coach - Trevor talk going on all year.
That is an absolutely awful way to start a career....Sam is younger than Burrow. Hes an NFL baby....if Tannenhill can resurrect his career post Gase than I dont see why Sam couldnt.....the big issue is the contract...hes absolutely not worth $25M and he knows it....he has one year to show hes worth an extension and if not they cut bait....its a tough spot with a new offensive staff but Id argue it couldnt be any worse than the last one....
2021 possibly - Better staff with real NFL coaches....healthy...full camp/offseason...improved OL with vet Becton...possible FA stud and rookie stud....real running game with someone like Etienne....true #1 WR like A-Rob Rob, Golliday or Godwin....I could live with him getting one more shot to see what he can do with this situation
maybe thrive is too positive but he made some darn big throws on the road in the playoffs which were pretty good for a 1st and 2d yr QB....he then lost his weapons and went downhill quickly....but he played good enough to get to 2 AFCCG with a great OL/RB/RB in placeSanchez did not thrive. The 2009 Jets were a 13-3 team if they had a league average quarterback. They only went 9-7 due to poor quarterback play.
If Sewell plays like the stud he is expected to be he'll get paid a ton...top LT is making $23M and top RT is making $18M....im sure they can find a way.....since they have no other big contract besides Becton on the horizon it could workWell, first of all if you are Sewell and know how LTs are paid compared to RTs, you probably won't like to go to the Jets. I know nothing about him off the field, though. He might be a grade A quality guy and may be fine with playing RT.
If the Jets do take Sewell, then they may have to take Jones or Trask with their other first rounder. No matter what, I think the Jets would be foolish to enter the 2021 season with Joe Flacco as Darnold's only competition. There are six QBs who could go in the 1st round. The Jets have two first round picks and they don't currently have a QB who you know IS the answer.
definitely would be challenging if Darnold flames out again....who knows what draft/FA would bring - but team would be in much better shape overall......however watching Fields put up big numbers definitely makes a case for a reset at QBIf Darnold flames out in 2021, then things get more difficult for the new head coach. It might even be a Steve Wilks scenario. Imagine entering 2022- new QB, 1st or 2nd year head coach, GM in 4th year. We'll all be asking ourselves, "What the heck are we doing?"
THIS is the offseason to get everybody on the same page. It will be helpful if the GM can call the shots.
The responses were awesomehttps://twitter.com/BrettKollmann/status/1345456030847700992
Let's play a hypothetical scenario here. Let's say this offer is on the table for #2.
What do you do?
The responses were awesome
"Any time you can build around the league's worst quaterback, you do it!"
"Any time you can trade your first overall pick for just one extra first to build around your fourth year game manager you have to do it."
That about sums up that proposition. Terrible.
That is a decent amount of picks, but given our drafting, I don't trust that we'll do anything with the extra second-rounders. But maybe I'm being too dismissive of the new GM and thinking more about the utter disasters that Idzik and Mccagnan were. I do know an extra first isn't enough without all those others in tow. But, indeed, like you said, if you're going to pull that trade you gotta believe in Sam, which I don't.To be fair, that is a LOT of picks. They'd be getting an extra 1 (which would probably be a top 20 pick, if not higher) , two extra 2's and 2 extra 3's to move down 8 spots. And you'd have a LOT of ammo to move back up a couple of spots if needed.
But it all hinges on believing in Sam, which I do not. And next year's QB class doesn't appear to very good.
Did you see ghosts in your nightmare?Ficken cut.
Gase to be fired tomorrow.
Henry Anderson and the last of Maccant's bad contracts soon to be gone.
Last, but not least, soon to have a new QB.
My nightmare is finally ending.
That is a decent amount of picks, but given our drafting, I don't trust that we'll do anything with the extra second-rounders. But maybe I'm being too dismissive of the new GM and thinking more about the utter disasters that Idzik and Mccagnan were. I do know an extra first isn't enough without all those others in tow. But, indeed, like you said, if you're going to pull that trade you gotta believe in Sam, which I don't.
So the comments to that tweet, while snarky, stand in my book.
Agreed. That's why I sort of said that it was no longer Idzik or Maccagnan doing the drafting so I shouldn't pooh-pooh valuable picks.I get that the Jets have generally blown their 2nd rounders, but you can't translate that into "2nd rounders are worthless". They're obviously not and the CURRENT GM appears to be 1 for 1. (Mims), even with a trade-back (although to be fair, that tradeback turned out to be nothing, as they then traded back AGAIN and drafted Morgan and Clarke, neither of whom saw the field this year)
If they believed in Sam, that trade would be an absolute no brainer, say yes and hang up before they change their mind situation. But he hasn't shown to be worth believing in.
He could get a Lane Johnson-like contract, which is still pretty good. As I said earlier, the Eagles essentially paid 2 left tackles for a few years and it worked out fine.Well, first of all if you are Sewell and know how LTs are paid compared to RTs, you probably won't like to go to the Jets. I know nothing about him off the field, though. He might be a grade A quality guy and may be fine with playing RT.
The Ravens are staring down this situation.He could get a Lane Johnson-like contract, which is still pretty good. As I said earlier, the Eagles essentially paid 2 left tackles for a few years and it worked out fine.
I guess you can hit on a character guy in the fourth round sometimes...what exactly was the organizational plan for this guy? And there were still viable WRs going off the board at this point.Also, in pathetic news, James Morgan will have played 0 snaps for a team with 2 or 3 wins and an unclear quarterback situation.
Can we draw and quarter him at quarter's end?Third and long? Let’s throw a WR screen to Braxton Berrios.
Can we fire Gase at halftime?
It would be great if they can do it like The Running Man where they shoot him down a tube into a land where criminals hunt him down.NYRAGE said:Johnson should televise Gase getting fired. Ratings bonanza for local NY ratings.
Put it on Pay Per View and they get my $59.99It would be great if they can do it like The Running Man where they shoot him down a tube into a land where criminals hunt him down.
Maybe that’s just me.
Not just you.It would be great if they can do it like The Running Man where they shoot him down a tube into a land where criminals hunt him down.
Maybe that’s just me.