This would be a fantastic problem. Reason being is it gives us future leverage to make a trade and would prove that Gase is a solid offensive mind to bring wins without his projected starter.
Rough start with injuries and now this. Sheesh. But we got a capable back up QB who can do some good things. I don’t want to say he is Nick Foles part duex but we got to see what he can do. He may turn out better then Darnold LOL.
I basically agree with this. I'd only trade Robby if his play is lackluster and he doesn't live up to the potential Gase thinks he has or if someone blows the Jets away with a trade offer. We'd have to get at least a high 2nd for Leo, if not a 1st to make it worth it imo, unless he's looking for a mega deal. In that scenario, I'd take what I could get.
Dogs we brought in? Mosely nursing a groin Bell currently in an mri tube Q Williams in a walking boot D Thomas nursing a hammy The dogs at Mike Vick’s kennel are in better shape.
. .why not....thread's about as funny as a barrel of Jeffrey Epsteins at a monastery . .1st: Andrew Thomas, OT, UGA; . Jerry Jeudy, WR, 'Bama . .2nd: Prince Tega Wanogho, OT, Auburn; . Lucas Niang, OT, TCU . .3rd: Darney Holmes, CB, UCLA; . Alex Leathwood, OT, 'Bama .
OK, here's jeto's commentary. Who's out/nicked up/gone for season: 1) Shoe Booty: Mononucleosis, a/k/a 'kissing disease'. Right now this team can kiss my royal ass. He probably got it from a water fountain at The New Dump because of a "hydration clause": no water bottles, must use public fountain where everyone shares spit. You can thank Woody the Cheapskate. 2) CJ Mosely: "Ow, my crotch!" Yeah, mine, too. Who kicked me? The Jets. 3) Quinnen Williams: Ditch the metal, why not. He'll have plenty of time for Invisilign. 4) Quincy Enunwa: I hear taps playing. 5) L'Veon Bell: MRI. Welcome to the club. I've had roughly 10 MRIs during and after my coma 16 years ago. Ditto brain surgery. Time to schedule a pre-emptive strike with my neurologist because surely I'm hemorrhaging right now. This team would give anyone a brain bleed. 6) Nathan Shepard: PEDs. Eh, not enough of a spectacle for my taste. What we need is an arrest to round things out. Remember when Justin Miller got arrested for assault and was hiding out in someone's garage? I texted abyzmul over Miller, we had a good laugh over that one. What about when Damian Robinson got arrested for gun possession while driving into The Old Dump? Wheeee! PEDs, don't waste my time. 7) Demaryrius Thomas: Caught cheating faking a hamstring injury. No, wait . . . You can't script it. Well, there you have it, folks. The Jets have done it again: the season is over by Yom Kippur. Next. Let's go Rangers! Drop the puck.
I wouldn't mind ending up with the top pick in the draft. Take Tua and trade Darnold. Unfortunately, the Dolphins are going to mess up that plan. Oh well. We better fix this O-line and keep Darnold upright. Been a fan since the late 70s, so I can easily sit through another disastrous season.
To clarify all the confusion>>>>>>**OFFICIAL INFORMATION (from WebMD)** Mononucleosis, or "mono," has a wide range of symptoms, which can make it hard to diagnose. You’ll need to see your doctor to find out if you have it. Your doctor will give you a complete physical exam. You may get a throat culture to rule out strep throat, which has symptoms that are similar to mono. Your doctor may also take a sample of blood to check for abnormal white blood cells. You may also get a heterophile antibody test. It checks your blood for special antibodies that your body makes to fight off a viral infection. But it’s not specific to mono. This test isn’t always accurate, especially in younger children, and it takes several days for it to show the presence of the antibodies after a child starts to feel ill. The “monospot” is one test that checks for heterophile antibodies. The results of these tests are not always clear, so you may need even more tests. You may also get an EBV test if you don’t seem to have a typical case of mono. This blood test checks for Epstein Barr virus. Doctors usually don’t need EBV test results to diagnose mono. But it can help them find out if the Epstein Barr virus is to blame. It’s a common virus, and although it can cause mono, you could have the virus and not be sick. When Will I Get Better? Most people start to recover from mononucleosis within 2 weeks, though some symptoms, such as fatigue, can take 3-4 weeks or even longer to go away. So a common treatment plan for mono is rest with a gradual return to normal activity. The goal is to ease your symptoms and treat any complications that happen. In addition to rest, your doctor may prescribe ibuprofen or acetaminophen for the fever, sore throat, and other discomforts of the illness. In case mono has affected your liver, check with your doctor before you take acetaminophen. Don’t give aspirin to children or teens. It’s been linked to a disease called Reye's syndrome, a serious illness that can be life-threatening. Call 911 if you or your child is having any trouble breathing. If your sore throat is so severe that you have trouble breathing or eating, your doctor may give you prednisone, a steroid. Since your spleen, which is an organ in your abdomen, often becomes enlarged when you have mono, it’s more likely to rupture. So you will need to avoid contact sports such as football and soccer, probably for about 3-4 weeks. Your doctor can let you know when it’s OK to get back to those activities. WebMD Medical Reference Reviewed by Melinda Ratini, DO, MS on October 17, 2017 Sources © 2017 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. Next In Mononucleosis What Is Mononucleosis? Must avoid contact Sports for 3-4 weeks :/ I just realized Sam is so young he is still getting Teenage diseases..ahah (laughing and crying)
Unfortunately in this case D’brickashaw didnt stab anyone w a trident..except this jet season. Next year is this year is next year
Sam had all friggin off season to get Mono. But no... he waits until the start of the NFL season. This team is such a loser.
