What is the Jets’ biggest accomplishment in the last decade? Good question. Literally nothing comes to mind. Pretty pathetic.
The Jets made it possible for one of the greatest QBs in NFL history to finish his career on a sour note.
Actually Josh McCown finished his career with the Eagles and then the Texans. Cool you hold him in such high regard!
Don't worry guys soon as Brick takes over we will form a dynasty and win the Superbowl every year for 10 years straight. That kid knows Football.
Hopefully AG turns out to be the coach the Jets need but it's going to be hard to turn this thing around without a QB. The Jets don't have one. Rodgers best days are behind him. Taylor is a serviceable backup, but he isn't the long-term answer either.
For some unknown reason, this actually made me laugh out loud (literally)! There's something hilarious about the idea of absolutely "Nothing." It's not like it's a surprise, we all know it! Good laugh for a Monday!!
There is a Vinny Testaverde out there for the Jets. It may be Rodgers, but I don't think AG will want him back.
I do hold him in high regard. He won 5 games as the Jets QB (one more than AR) when everyone thought he'd win none, and in so doing, wrecked Maccagnan's tank plans. Quite an accomplishment.
Meh. They always do. Montana in KC, Unitas in San Diego, Namath with the Rams. What happened with TB in Tampa was the exception - as has been the case for that guy's entire career.
It's a funny feeling now, that whenever the Playoffs come around, the Jets feel like they don't even exist in the NFL...at least to me it does.
The better question is if Justin Fields was drafted by the Eagles and Jalen Hurts by the Bears would both players be perceived the way they are now. Who’s going to convince me that Jalen Hurts is that much better than Justin Fields if at all?
