Only if you want to win a super bowl before that happens. The Jets probably only have a few millennia to get that done and I'm not as interested in the 3077 season as I am in the 2023 one.
Don't you call people out for trolling all the time? And you say nonsense like this in a football thread to a football post?
He also needs to pick up the interior blitzes earlier in the sequence. Shaq Thompson stepped into a gap during the count, stunted around the DT and nailed him hard. A more experienced QB would never have gotten nailed on that play.
Stop holding grudges like an internet gnome and dragging people's views on different things into different topics. Brad is one of the best football guys this board has ever had and you're dragging nonsense into this. And I say that with disagreeing a lot with him on things of all kinds. This isn't the first time you've done this. From Legler to DWC and onto Brad. I'm sure there's a couple more.
He sees the worst in everything. I'm sorry but that relevant. I have a hard time taking anything he writes seriously, especially when it's doom a gloom.
Fant got smoked all day long. We should be very skeptical of him as he’s shown us nothing so far to make us think otherwise. I definitely need to rewatch the game to confirm but I felt like the vast majority of the pressure came from the right side. I thought Becton was fine in real time but we’ll see if the All 22 confirms that.
I agree this is the way to go, but I have no patience left. My interest would be a lot less if I knew they were sitting him for a year or 2 , knowing full and well they didn’t count on competing until then. I also think throwing him right into the fire is the best way to learn…. But not with that o line. Geez, hopefully something magical can happen at practice this week.
Ya--but he seemed to play better on the left side and Moses played ok on the right side. Unless there was some extenuating circumstance, Van Rotten and McGovern both need to be cut--I'm fucking serious. Don't put up with this shit. IMO. Let us know what you see in the all-22.
Wilson is gonna be hurting tommorrow that’s for sure. He won’t last 16 games like this. Panthers pass rush ain’t even good. NE and Denver next 2 weeks. Now those are some pass rushes. Yikes
Wilson is a tough SOB. I'm not worried at all. I thought he played a great second half and his first half would have been much better if Moore hung onto that bomb he threw. The only people that think he played poorly are the ones that wanted the Jets to draft another QB or no QB. Any reasonable take sees way more good than bad.
I always laughed at the indignancy of both sides of this argument. Every QB is different, what works for one isn't a set rule for another...
Let’s see how the OL plays next week. It is just one game so far. For all we know, the Panthers can end up with a nasty defense. Gotta get a larger sample size than one game but the initial showing does not look good.
The problem is, the Panthers may end up having a nasty defense, but the Patriots already do have a nasty defense with even worse intentions and they love to use misdirection all day long. I think next Sunday is going to get pretty ugly.
I was thinking about it, how many of the gunslinger types in the modern era have flourished as a rookie, if they even started as a rookie? I can think of Stafford, and even he threw 5 picks in week 9 against Seattle. The guys that Zach is constantly being compared to all had the benefit of sitting and watching, and when they did start they did it with an established offense and experienced coordinators. I think this is either a big rookie mistake for a new HC or pressure from ownership to put butts in seats.
There's not a ton of data on it because franchises rarely sit them down in their rookie year or at least most of it. Mahomes, Rodgers, Lamar Jackson (most). This article breaks it down actually. The numbers aren't that skewed in either way, but each guy is different. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl...en-mayfield-2018/1p20qhe6o5wwyzv8cgje8siyk/16 The thing is that each player and situation is unique. Franchises have the opportunity for a quarterback to be their starter for a decade+ and 15-20 years if they're good enough. I just don't get the rush. We were going to get thrashed this year regardless.
And there were plenty of options available to take that thrashing in place of Zach. I don't get it either. All of the stuff we are complaining right now, from rookie HC mistakes to rookie OC mistakes to bad offensive line cohesion were expected things and still they had to throw him into the fire. I really don't even have many problems with him as a prospect, just questions. It's hard to get honest answers to those questions when the guy looks like he's going to have a panic attack by the second quarter.
I really feel that JD thought he built a good offensive team, that's why he didn't even look for a vet who could potentially start. In particular OL. The fact it turned out to be false is JD's fault. It appears he thought Fant/MCGoven/Van Rotten were solid. So, he upgrade RT with AVT, and got Moses for depth and possible upgrade over Fant. But the problem is that Fant/MCGoven/Van Rotten stink and JD didn't see it and didn't upgrade them - at lease Van Rotten and McGovern spots. That is a huge failure. Maybe he thinks they need time together. But then you needed a vet to start while they jell and bring in Zach once it has happened. No matter how you slice it, JD missed the mark with OL, and that is impacting the most important goal of this season - development of Zach Wilson - in a major way.