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Woody is NOT "blowing up the team and starting over". The Jets still have a core of solid players. In addition, they have a bunch of holes to...
Agreed
I guess it's expected he won't re-sign because articles talk about Jets TEs as if Conklin won't be on the team next season.
What's going on with Conklin? I keep reading that Ruckert is the best TE on the Jets roster.
It's a pathetic record of failure. You could probably do better making some sort of random WR draft selections over the last generation. Really...
Outside of Garrett Wilson, when was the last time the Jets drafted a decent WR?
No, nothing happened except I was thinking about it. He barely played this past season, so it doesn't look good. Then again, maybe Rodgers...
Unfortunately for Huff, he didn't understand that. He should have stayed with the Jets.
For some reason, I felt the need to revisit this. Looks like a bust; possibly the biggest bust of them all. The streak continues.
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I don't know. They still had bad coaching and a terrible o-line. On the other hand, in 2023, the d-line was strong and then JD gave it away.
And JD dumped JFM when he could have kept him for pennies.
Bringing in Rodgers buddies to the team hurt the team badly. I wonder if he would have come to the team without Hackett and company. He said...
So what does the team do with Rodgers now? Release him? Trade him?
We really don't know what happened. Maybe Rodgers will go on McAfee and tell us.
I don't know. If I did, I would probably be working for an NFL team.
If true, I think this is more valuable than keeping Rodgers.
This shows that I bought into the hype, because I'm a sucker when it comes to the Jets. Because of this, I will pay much less attention to the...
Huff has a ring now, but didn't play b/c he was a healthy scratch in the Superbowl. Maybe the Jets should get him back and he can re-capture the...
I think Rodger's trip was a small part of a larger problem. That problem was that they semi-built the team around Rodgers. Examples: Hackett,...
