Sam "the nice one" Darnold

[dcm1602]

Rex’s pissed away any credibility he had left in Buffalo.

We hired Adam Gase and Todd Bowles

[MBGreen]

We hired Adam Gase and Todd Bowles

Yeah and?

What does that have anything to do with what a POS coach Rex turned out to be?

[dcm1602]

Yeah and?

What does that have anything to do with what a POS coach Rex turned out to be?

That far worse guys are hired

The dude had zero capacity to manage a roster.

But he had one excrement season in 8 years, almost all of which were with absolutely horrendous QB's. I'm not advocating for him back as Sam needs an offensive dude, but if Rex was out in his place and wasn't allowed to have a vote in major roster decisions, he would almost certainly be an above average HC

[mj2sexay]

Re: Rex.

I will forever maintain that rushing into the Buffalo job was career suicide and that Atlanta not hiring him when that was such a clear match to be made cost them a Super Bowl.

Puck I agree completely in that he took over a very talented team, but he also was able to manufacture a pass rush that first year with his best player off the edge being historic voyeur Calvin Pace. 

[Italian Seafood]

People all are going to have their opinions. The people shitting on Rex here are the same ones who hate every other coach too, so I just take it in that context.

Any comparisons between Sanchez and Darnold have to factor in the differences with O line, running game, defense and coaching, the results on the field have the final say. There are far better QBs than Sanchez who took longer to win fewer playoff games due to the circumstances around them. We can all make a list of QBs who took their lumps early in their careers, you have to go through that process a lot of the time. Sanchez--and I was one of his biggest supporters--turned out to be fool's gold, he never took the reigns in 2011-2012 when we needed him to. There were other factors but a lot of it is on him. Point being, the Jets didn't "ruin" him, he just wasn't as good as we thought he was going to be. Darnold is a different guy with a completely different set of circumstances. The similarities ended with both leaving USC early and being drafted by the Jets.

[ScotlandJet]

People all are going to have their opinions. The people shitting on Rex here are the same ones who hate every other coach too, so I just take it in that context.

Any comparisons between Sanchez and Darnold have to factor in the differences with O line, running game, defense and coaching, the results on the field have the final say. There are far better QBs than Sanchez who took longer to win fewer playoff games due to the circumstances around them. We can all make a list of QBs who took their lumps early in their careers, you have to go through that process a lot of the time. Sanchez--and I was one of his biggest supporters--turned out to be fool's gold, he never took the reigns in 2011-2012 when we needed him to. There were other factors but a lot of it is on him. Point being, the Jets didn't "ruin" him, he just wasn't as good as we thought he was going to be. Darnold is a different guy with a completely different set of circumstances. The similarities ended with both leaving USC early and being drafted by the Jets.

Excellent post I.S

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/rocthejetsfan/status/1194459559693344769?s=21

Friendly reminder to hate Ryan Clark from now until the end of time

[dcm1602]

https://twitter.com/rocthejetsfan/status/1194459559693344769?s=21

Friendly reminder to hate Ryan Clark from now until the end of time

I'm sure ESPN + is going to sell well

[insanity]

https://twitter.com/rocthejetsfan/status/1194459559693344769?s=21

Friendly reminder to hate Ryan Clark from now until the end of time

Sam probably stole his girl.


It is weird how much he hates him

[dcm1602]

Sam probably stole his girl.


It is weird how much he hates him

I think it has more to do with Jamal having his dick in his mouth, and him having had Bell as a teammate for years

[Italian Seafood]

Brian Costello
@BrianCoz
Johnson on continuity with Darnold: "It’s absolutely important, but that’s not why I’m keeping Adam. That’s certainly a component. Changing systems year after year is a disaster for a young quarterback, especially."
1:12 PM · Nov 13, 2019

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Brian Costello
@BrianCoz
Johnson on Darnold's struggles: "We’ve had a lot of adversity. Sam hasn’t been given the best opportunity to thrive. We’ve had so many moving parts on the offensive line that I think it has affected his ability to play as he would like." #nyj
1:23 PM · Nov 13, 2019·

[Heismanberg]

Our offensive line is the biggest concern

[Italian Seafood]

Never seen a good team without a good offensive line.

[dcm1602]

Never seen a good team without a good offensive line.

Elite QB's can make substandard OLs look good.

Though Sam's young and inexperienced so I don't blame him for not covering up their faults. Plus our OL is historically bad. We turned an elite HB into trash in the run game

[Pope]

Elite QB's can make substandard OLs look good.

Though Sam's young and inexperienced so I don't blame him for not covering up their faults. Plus our OL is historically bad. We turned an elite HB into trash in the run game

Tough to grade Darnold and our offense as a whole accurately with how bad the OL has been on top of all the injuries we’ve had.

The Jets are surely on some type of record setting pace or close to it in regard to injuries for a roster during the season