Jets new HC search

[loyaljetsfan]

Optimism is on the rise.  The only thing that could squash that is if by some miracle Gase keeps his job.  I don't see it happening.

Real talk: share with me what gives you optimism with this franchise.

[SixFeetDeep]

There is no case to bring Adam Gase back.

That said, I do wonder if Gase watches all these different plays where there are wide open receivers and Sam just ignores them and wonders how his career would have gone if Darnold just made the throws he was supposed to.

Yeah if only he had a QB like Ryan Tannehill

[Badger]

Tom Pelissero
@TomPelissero
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ICYMI: Big news on the head coaching search front, with virtual interviews now allowed with permission starting today. I’m told a number of teams expressed the feeling: With no travel, why wait? Hence the surprise jump start on a unique process this year.



Might be in the Jets' best interest to fire Gase sooner rather than later.

They found a new way to do Rooney interviews even less seriously.

[Badger]

There is no case to bring Adam Gase back.

But green team bad :(

[MBGreen]

Real talk: share with me what gives you optimism with this franchise.

-Joe Douglas is a clear upgrade at GM
-Gase should be fired in less that 2 weeks
-tons of cap space
-top 2 pick
-4 first rounders over the next 2 drafts
-6 picks in the top 100 this year
-Zach Wilson looks quite good and could very well be a nice consolation prize if we lose out on TLawrence.
-We have some building blocks finally (franchise LT, Mims, Quinnen)

it's not all doom and gloom

[AlioTheFool]

This should light some fires...

Gase in his postgame is the most I've liked him in 2 years. He actually seems like he cares about his players and tries really hard to win.

It's just unfortunate that he's an awful coach.

[d sw0rdz]

This should light some fires...

Gase in his postgame is the most I've liked him in 2 years. He actually seems like he cares about his players and tries really hard to win.

It's just unfortunate that he's an awful coach.

he is one of the most clueless people i have ever gotten to witness, in any position, in any field, in any capacity, in my entire life. he is more lost and clueless than rob manfred

[Badger]

So I know the basic thinking is we want an offensive HC to "develop the QB," and that the valid response is that the HC just needs to run the big picture and let coordinators and position coaches do their jobs... but then if your assistant coach does a great job he'll probably get a shot at HC elsewhere and maybe we'd be better off if our entrenched HC was hands on with development... I feel like I'm chasing my tail.

[d sw0rdz]

So I know the basic thinking is we want an offensive HC to "develop the QB," and that the valid response is that the HC just needs to run the big picture and let coordinators and position coaches do their jobs... but then if your assistant coach does a great job he'll probably get a shot at HC elsewhere... I feel like I'm chasing my tail.

let's just start out with one good year where we have a QB prospect that we actually support with a good QB and OC

[Heismanberg]

So I know the basic thinking is we want an offensive HC to "develop the QB," and that the valid response is that the HC just needs to run the big picture and let coordinators and position coaches do their jobs... but then if your assistant coach does a great job he'll probably get a shot at HC elsewhere and maybe we'd be better off if our entrenched HC was hands on with development... I feel like I'm chasing my tail.

If he does a great enough job then at least one of two things should happen:

1.  There should be a replacement on the current staff that you can promote.

2.  The job will be very appealing for new candidates because the foundation is in place. 

If the Jets have coordinators good enough for head coaching jobs then we shouldn't mind losing them (unless they end up in the division)

[Badger]

let's just start out with one good year where we have a QB prospect that we actually support with a good QB and OC

I didn't hate the Darnold/Bates combo.

I think for Sanchez/Schotty most people were already half-turned on Schotty by 2009.

Geno/Mornhinweg... lol no

In 2002 with Pennington/Hackett had most people turned on Hackett yet or did that start in 2003-04?

[d sw0rdz]

I didn't hate the Darnold/Bates combo.

I think for Sanchez/Schotty most people were already half-turned on Schotty by 2009.

Geno/Mornhinweg... lol no

In 2002 with Pennington/Hackett had most people turned on Hackett yet or did that start in 2003-04?

if my memory serves me correctly, paul hackett was our OC during the 01 season. we lost a game where he tried to run two plays in 13 seconds in the redzone and we couldn't pull it off. i was 11 years old at the time and even i was thinking about wtf we were trying to do there. i think that's when i turned on hackett

[Italian Seafood]

People hated Hackett during his first year here with Herm, when Vinny was the starter. Once Pennington replaced Vinny the offense took off and people didn't hate Hackett anymore.

[Derek Smalls]

I always enjoyed that the play the Jets ran during the infamous Joe Namath-Suzy Kolber interview was a draw play by Hackett. He loved the 2nd-and-long and 3rd-and-long draw.

[Derek Smalls]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30605057/sources-nfl-teams-ask-urban-meyer-interest-return-coaching

I know he has health issues, and I know he is a little bit shady sometimes, but I would take Urban. I also think he would hire a good coaching staff around him, which is one thing that I really like about him. Obviously, we wouldn't get Ryan Day, but if we like the idea of Ryan Day, why not hire the guy who helped mentor Ryan Day?