Sam "the nice one" Darnold

[AlioTheFool]

Never seen a good team without a good offensive line.

Dallas has a good offensive line.

[Italian Seafood]

Dallas has a good offensive line.

Ok, you need skill players too, but they can't do their job if plays aren't blocked.

Look at our offense without Darnold, they could barely get a first down.

[AlioTheFool]

Ok, you need skill players too, but they can't do their job if plays aren't blocked.

Look at our offense without Darnold, they could barely get a first down.

I'm not saying they don't need a better OL. They absolutely do, and I've been harping on that.

But you can have a great OL and talent all over your offense, and shitty coaching will still lose you games.

[Italian Seafood]

I'm not saying they don't need a better OL. They absolutely do, and I've been harping on that.

But you can have a great OL and talent all over your offense, and shitty coaching will still lose you games.

It could, I think that comes down to the QB. If you have a QB with just the physical talent but reliant on the coach it can kill you, but if the QB can make quick changes and good reads on the field he can cover for the coach. That was my point about Pennington earlier, I guess in another thread, he masked the shortcomings of a few coaches.

[Jumbo]

Never seen a good team without a good offensive line.

Teams have won Super Bowls without decent OLs, but it's usually behind a legendary defense i.e. '13 Seahawks, '02 Bucs

[loyaljetsfan]

Teams have won Super Bowls without decent OLs, but it's usually behind a legendary defense i.e. '13 Seahawks, '02 Bucs

...and they don't have a complete worthless bag of dicks at head coach.  #We'llNeverSniffthePlayoffsWithGase

[dcm1602]

...and they don't have a complete worthless bag of dicks at head coach.  #We'llNeverSniffthePlayoffsWithGase

Coughlin Dungy Mccarthy say otherwise

TBD on Pederson

[d sw0rdz]

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

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

I'm not sure when Clark's hatred for Sam started, but it has been a strange obsession. I first saw it after the Jets beat the Cowboys. Greenburg was on air saying that Sam Darnold was a better QB than Dak, and I think Ryan took it very offensively. I also feel like Clark felt more strongly about it in his argument because of the black Dak - white Darnold component.

It then got bad with ESPN's fvckery with the ghosts during ESPN

It flared up again with the Jamal trade rumors where he vociferously was stating that if anybody was to be traded, it was Darnold. He was obviously going hard body for another LSU DB given that he is an alum as well

Still very strange and unnecessary. He's usually pretty good but has been really harsh on Darnold given the crap circumstances he's been thrown into this season

It's somewhat cancelled out by Orlovsky, who is a huge fan/homer of Sam

[Badger]

I'm not sure when Clark's hatred for Sam started, but it has been a strange obsession. I first saw it after the Jets beat the Cowboys. Greenburg was on air saying that Sam Darnold was a better QB than Dak, and I think Ryan took it very offensively. I also feel like Clark felt more strongly about it in his argument because of the black Dak - white Darnold component.

It then got bad with ESPN's fvckery with the ghosts during ESPN

It flared up again with the Jamal trade rumors where he vociferously was stating that if anybody was to be traded, it was Darnold. He was obviously going hard body for another LSU DB given that he is an alum as well

Still very strange and unnecessary. He's usually pretty good but has been really harsh on Darnold given the crap circumstances he's been thrown into this season

It's somewhat cancelled out by Orlovsky, who is a huge fan/homer of Sam

If we get enough buzz going and maybe get a beat writer to mention it maybe we can get Clark to have a Twitter meltdown or something.

[Pope]

He’s just jealous that Sam can play in places like Denver

[Badger]

https://twitter.com/Michael_Nania/status/1198706029946703872?s=20

[dcm1602]

Apparently Darnold has been running the fastest of any QB in the league when releasing the football the last several weeks. Even blowing Lamar Jackson out of the water.

Crazy legs: Sam Darnold played faster than every quarterback in the NFL last week, including the human highlight film named Lamar Jackson, and the result was one of Darnold's best games as a pro. Coincidence? Let's take a look.

NFL Next Gen Stats tracks every quarterback's foot speed when he releases the ball, and Darnold averaged 6.37 mph per pass attempt in the Jets' win against the Washington Redskins. (In case you're wondering, Jackson averaged 4.07 mph in his game.) Actually, Darnold also led the league the previous week (5.72 mph).

[AlioTheFool]

I still can't believe this guy fell to us in the draft.

[Italian Seafood]

I still can't believe this guy fell to us in the draft.

Same. As I've always said, if you want someone ahead of you picking a QB, hope it's Cleveland.

Not sure I love him taking a hit to the right shoulder running in that TD, that's how Pennington originally hurt his, but he seemed to bounce off it ok.

[SixFeetDeep]

https://pagesix.com/2019/11/25/wasted-jets-qb-sam-darnolds-post-game-party-goes-till-1230/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

That’s my Quarterback