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I didn't say he was elite, I said he played like an elite CB and the numbers prove it. Holding Gordon to those numbers is like an off-game for...
Lol damn, didn't know we struck a nerve.
Answers in bold, idk why I wasted time responding to a troll but here I am.
I didn't know PFF were a bunch of jets fans. Milliner had no training camp and was forced to play in one of the harshest defenses for CBs to...
But it's obvious that rookies improve throughout the season. You're also grading them on their promise and potential. When you see someone like...
Milliner came in with no training camp, and by the end of the year he not only finished being ranked as one of the best CB's in the league, but...
It was 12 games actually. He was also playing a lot better since the game against NO.
And that's why you can't give up on rookie CBs
That throw was a ridiculously tough one to make. Geno was on the run with all his momentum going one way and you want him to throw straight across...
Even if that was the route Olsen came back for the ball.
It kinda was. Olsen cut diagnolly to the sideline.
Jets are still in this.
Not really, there have been times where he's audibled to screens and runs. It's hard to even throw a quick slant though when receivers don't get...
It's ironic how you talk to me about watching the games, when you don't even realize the weapons Geno is working with. Geno's receivers constantly...
You're an idiot if you're blaming Geno for that.
NFL teams disguise blitzes. Not as easy to predict and call a hot read as you think. Also, how the hell do you know what play the Jets are...
This isn't Madden. You expect Geno, a rookie, to do stuff that Peyton Manning gets praised for.
God forbid Geno doesn't sense a blitzer coming from his blindside the second the ball was snapped.
He sensed a guy coming to him from his blindside. Seemed pretty aware to me.
He just made a nice tackle on that screen.
