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New York Jets Football => ...And The Home Of The Jets => Topic started by: Johnny English on March 25, 2018, 08:47:01 PM
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First the Suh story, now this:
Kevin Seifert @SeifertESPN
@nyjets owner Christopher Johnson strongly opposes any @NFL policy change that would restrict player expression: “I can't speak to how other people run their teams, but I just think that trying to forcibly get the players to shut up is a fantastically bad idea."
I like this dude so far.
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I thought this thread would be about the running back
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I like this quote.
I hate the Suh story. Let the football people make the football decisions. Owner meddling is a bad thing.
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I thought this thread would be about the running back
this
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Fine. Fixed it for you.
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CJ2K coming back??
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Meh, Johnson has done everything else right to this point. With the buzz coming out that the Jets wanted Suh but felt that he went past their deadline and was using them for leverage, I have absolutely no problem with Johnson being a voice in the room saying "this is not how we're going to do business and how we're going to let players do business with us." Especially after how it was reported that the Jets felt with the Cousins negotiation.
Johnson is quietly and respectfully pulling out his dick and sticking it on the table. He's sending a message that the Jets are not to be fucked with.
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speak softly and carry a big dick
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Johnson is quietly and respectfully pulling out his dick
I mean, is there any other way?
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I guess there's the Harvey Weinstein way.
No #MeToo moments for Christopher Johnson!
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https://nypost.com/2018/03/26/jets-players-will-be-forgiven-for-transgressions-with-a-catch/
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...quietly and respectfully pulling out his dick and sticking it on the table.
That's how I roll.
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“We moved very quickly to Plan B,” Johnson said at the annual NFL meetings. “It’s almost a shame to call it Plan B, because it’s shaping up as something pretty magnificent. I’m pretty excited about it.
“It’s pretty exciting,” Johnson said. “I am thrilled that we have that much more ability to control our destiny here. I think it’s really a positive. … I am 100 percent sure having talked with Mike (Maccagnan) and with (VP of Player Personnel) Brian Heimerdinger and with coaches that we are going to do something special with that No. 3 spot.”
“I heard that a lot out in the parking lot before the games,” Johnson said of fans’ imploring him to find a quarterback. “That’s a big concern. A huge concern. And rightfully so. It’s been a while since they could go, ‘Wow! We got the quarterback.’”
This doesn’t scream Josh Allen to me. Chris seems like a sharp enough guy to be aware that there wouldn’t be an overwhelmingly positive fan reaction if they drafted Allen, uncertainty at best.
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This doesn’t scream Josh Allen to me. Chris seems like a sharp enough guy to be aware that there wouldn’t be an overwhelmingly positive fan reaction if they drafted Allen, uncertainty at best.
unless Chris is budz with Hobbes.
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This doesn’t scream Josh Allen to me. Chris seems like a sharp enough guy to be aware that there wouldn’t be an overwhelmingly positive fan reaction if they drafted Allen, uncertainty at best.
If he isn't aware now, he will be when he's overwhelmed with "Draft the Jew" chants.
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https://youtu.be/ljjM_ywQFkQ
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This doesn’t scream Josh Allen to me. Chris seems like a sharp enough guy to be aware that there wouldn’t be an overwhelmingly positive fan reaction if they drafted Allen, uncertainty at best.
I mean if Rosen and Darnold are off the board, Allens a serious possibility at 3.
It's not like Mayfield is on a whole different level from Allen, although he seems to be a less risky prospect
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This doesn’t scream Josh Allen to me. Chris seems like a sharp enough guy to be aware that there wouldn’t be an overwhelmingly positive fan reaction if they drafted Allen, uncertainty at best.
I put the odds at 50/50 that Chris could tell the difference between Darnold, Rosen and Allen
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He got married.
https://pagesix.com/2018/08/09/jets-ceo-christopher-johnson-quietly-marries-img-exec/
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According to what sources within #NFL circles have told PFN Draft Analyst/Insider @TonyPauline, Woody Johnson is likely to return to the #Jets in November 2020, regardless of the Presidential election outcome.
This was part of the conversation and information given to me while I was gathering information last March/April on the rift in the Jets front office.
Pauline
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Pauline
So Gase will definitely be gone after 2020 sweet
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So Gase will definitely be gone after 2020 sweet
If Gase is here next season, we might as well write-off Darnold.
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Pauline
Whatever the opposite of what he says is, that will happen.
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He got married.
https://pagesix.com/2018/08/09/jets-ceo-christopher-johnson-quietly-marries-img-exec/
Wong and johnson
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Oh good. So the shitty owner will replace the shitty owner that replaced him.
The circus came to town with a merry-go-round.
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Whatever the opposite of what he says is, that will happen.
He was right about Duff. Remember Manish’s tweet?
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I hope Woody takes the pee and comes back with an over the top British accent
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I don't think the following has ever been uttered by anyone anywhere: Thank Jesus H freaking Christ, Woody is back.
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I don't think the following has ever been uttered by anyone anywhere: Thank Jesus H freaking Christ, Woody is back.
Everyone slobbed his knob for two years until the Gase hire, still not sure why
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Everyone slobbed his knob for two years until the Gase hire, still not sure why
He said some agreeable things and our expectations were very low.
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I hope Woody takes the pee and comes back with an over the top British accent
Or Woody comes back more worldly and decides the perfect football coach for this team is Jose Mourinho.
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I get we are upset with the team' performance and with Gase, but I dont know how much blame Chris deserves and how happy we should be to have Woody back.
This is Chris' first time working through this. He clearly made a mistake with Gase, but hes done two admirable things since then.
1. He fired Mcagnan. Most owners including Woody would not have fired Duff when he did. They would have fired him at the end of this season. It takes balls to admit you made a mistake after you made a $100MM investment. Should he have seen this earlier, maybe. But I for one am happy that our owner will make decisions to change things as soon as he realizes he was wrong and something needs to be done. No reason to stew in your own excrement.
2. He hired Douglas. FWIW the media praises this decision, and we probably wouldn't have gotten joe if we didnt fire Duff abruptly after the draft.
I would also put money on Chris allowing a reorg of the working structure (coach reports to gm) over Woody. Woody makes the same mistakes over and over again, Chris atleast seems to learn from those mistakes.
Things have been shitty over the past 3 months, but I think I still prefer chris to woody. I'd like to see how he progresses through this as he learns.
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I get we are upset with the team' performance and with Gase, but I dont know how much blame Chris deserves and how happy we should be to have Woody back.
This is Chris' first time working through this. He clearly made a mistake with Gase, but hes done two admirable things since then.
1. He fired Mcagnan. Most owners including Woody would not have fired Duff when he did. They would have fired him at the end of this season. It takes balls to admit you made a mistake after you made a $100MM investment. Should he have seen this earlier, maybe. But I for one am happy that our owner will make decisions to change things as soon as he realizes he was wrong and something needs to be done. No reason to stew in your own excrement.
2. He hired Douglas. FWIW the media praises this decision, and we probably wouldn't have gotten joe if we didnt fire Duff abruptly after the draft.
I would also put money on Chris allowing a reorg of the working structure (coach reports to gm) over Woody. Woody makes the same mistakes over and over again, Chris atleast seems to learn from those mistakes.
Things have been shitty over the past 3 months, but I think I still prefer chris to woody. I'd like to see how he progresses through this as he learns.
Manish is a troll, but he generally turns out to be right when he reports things like Chris being upset at being criticized for the Gase hire. That's worrisome.
It took some balls to fire Maccagnan so late in the offseason, but if Gase didn't author that entire thing, I think Maccagnan would still be here.
Overall, I'm kind of on the same page as you. Chris may have made a mistake with Gase, but Woody generally hasn't done a good job at all while in charge.
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I get we are upset with the team' performance and with Gase, but I dont know how much blame Chris deserves and how happy we should be to have Woody back.
This is Chris' first time working through this. He clearly made a mistake with Gase, but hes done two admirable things since then.
1. He fired Mcagnan. Most owners including Woody would not have fired Duff when he did. They would have fired him at the end of this season. It takes balls to admit you made a mistake after you made a $100MM investment. Should he have seen this earlier, maybe. But I for one am happy that our owner will make decisions to change things as soon as he realizes he was wrong and something needs to be done. No reason to stew in your own excrement.
2. He hired Douglas. FWIW the media praises this decision, and we probably wouldn't have gotten joe if we didnt fire Duff abruptly after the draft.
I would also put money on Chris allowing a reorg of the working structure (coach reports to gm) over Woody. Woody makes the same mistakes over and over again, Chris atleast seems to learn from those mistakes.
Things have been shitty over the past 3 months, but I think I still prefer chris to woody. I'd like to see how he progresses through this as he learns.
Making a mistake is fine him being unable to admit it and learn from it is the real problem.
And he didn't hire Douglas. He thought Gase was some brilliant move and savior of the franchise probably getting manipulated by Peyton Mannings charm and endorsement, then put the faith of his franchise in this snake oil salesman who told Chris Johnson to fire Mac and hire Douglas.
So in summary Chris Johnson
Has never had a real job
Is a naieve freaking idiot
Is a stubborn crybaby freak who can't handle criticism or admit he's wrong l
Bent over and calls Gase daddy
People slobbed on his gnob for being progressive and supporting the football players during the kneeling thing. Not because of anything related to football.
If the dude can make tough decisions in the offseason, and realize that having a leadership structure where a guy who has never had a job let alone knows nothing about football overrules the GM in football related decisions is a stupid freaking thing. Then maybe I'd start to respect him.
Till then he's excrement
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Making a mistake is fine him being unable to admit it and learn from it is the real problem.
And he didn't hire Douglas. He thought Gase was some brilliant move and savior of the franchise probably getting manipulated by Peyton Mannings charm and endorsement, then put the faith of his franchise in this snake oil salesman who told Chris Johnson to fire Mac and hire Douglas.
So in summary Chris Johnson
Has never had a real job
Is a naieve freaking idiot
Is a stubborn crybaby freak who can't handle criticism or admit he's wrong l
Bent over and calls Gase daddy
People slobbed on his gnob for being progressive and supporting the football players during the kneeling thing. Not because of anything related to football.
If the dude can make tough decisions in the offseason, and realize that having a leadership structure where a guy who has never had a job let alone knows nothing about football overrules the GM in football related decisions is a stupid freaking thing. Then maybe I'd start to respect him.
Till then he's excrement
All of what you are saying is blatantly wrong. The rest contradicts itself
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What’s a naieve?
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We're fucked with either of those 2 idiots running the team, who the freak cares??
If gase dosent give Chris a dickslap and make him fire maccagnan, we'd still have him though. But he'd probly get fired after the season, and we might not get Douglas(who also has done nothing of value so far, not that he's had much opportunity) .
Being a Jets fan suckssssss
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I think ownership is the most overrated thing in sports. 90% of their involvement is signing checks
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I think ownership is the most overrated thing in sports. 90% of their involvement is signing checks
I mean he did decide to make Adam Gase king of the franchise.
I'd say that makes his involvement highly influential
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I mean he did decide to make Adam Gase king of the franchise.
I'd say that makes his involvement highly influential
Gase forced Maccagnan out. I think that is clearly a positive that Gase recognized that Macc sucked. I'm sure Gase will use the fact that Macc built a flawed roster as a large part of his defense to return. I think Douglas has more influence on the roster than Gase.
Chris seems like a guy who thinks and wants the beat for everyone. Maccagnan seemed like a nice guy. Gase probably beat some sense into him that he wasn't good at his job.
The biggest thing with ownership is to hire the right people and to be willing to open their checkbooks when necessary. The Johnsons seem like mostly nice guys who are kind of in over their heads. But if we had a coach and QB in place, none of it would matter.
Everyone talks about how great Giants ownership is. When the QB got old and the talent base dwindled, that didn't matter anymore.
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Gase forced Maccagnan out. I think that is clearly a positive that Gase recognized that Macc sucked. I'm sure Gase will use the fact that Macc built a flawed roster as a large part of his defense to return. I think Douglas has more influence on the roster than Gase.
Chris seems like a guy who thinks and wants the beat for everyone. Maccagnan seemed like a nice guy. Gase probably beat some sense into him that he wasn't good at his job.
The biggest thing with ownership is to hire the right people and to be willing to open their checkbooks when necessary. The Johnsons seem like mostly nice guys who are kind of in over their heads. But if we had a coach and QB in place, none of it would matter.
Everyone talks about how great Giants ownership is. When the QB got old and the talent base dwindled, that didn't matter anymore.
Nobody disagrees that Mac built a flawed roster. But we're getting blown out by much worse rosters, our QB is regressing with unquestionably more talent around him.
Chris Johnson is a bitch, I don't remember ever listening to Woody cry the fans weren't fair to him
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The root cause of our issues this season can be traced back to CJ’s decision not to fire Duff along with Bowles.
We would likely have Matt Rhule and had a GM that knows what he’s doing handle the draft and FA.
Also, how was Gase able to immediately figure out that Duff was incompetent when CJ didn’t see it in 3 years?
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The root cause of our issues this season can be traced back to CJ’s decision not to fire Duff along with Bowles.
We would likely have Matt Rhule and had a GM that knows what he’s doing handle the draft and FA.
Also, how was Gase able to immediately figure out that Duff was incompetent when CJ didn’t see it in 3 years?
Maybe Gase just saw an opening between Chris Johnsons derriere cheeks and went in for the power play, plus the rumors about whether the Jets would fire Mac or not
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Also, how was Gase able to immediately figure out that Duff was incompetent unamenable when CJ didn’t see it in 3 years?
FTFY. I don't think Gase has any ability to measure competence. In fact I might argue that of the three of them - Gase, Johnson, and Maccagnan - Mac is the most competent.
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https://twitter.com/rajpc1/status/1193266733760561159?s=21
Bahahahahah let’s goooo
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Christopher Johnson finished a 16-minute session with reporters. Main takeaways: “Full confidence” in Gase. Calls him a “brilliant” offensive mind. #Jets
Johnson gave full support to Darnold: "I think we're going to see him turn out to be that quarterback we all expected." He calls Darnold a "sterling quarterback." #Jets
Johnson agrees that Sunday's loss was "a mess," but he predicts fans will see "a different team moving forward." #Jets
As usual, Johnson did not give a playoff mandate to Gase. On how he will evaluate Gase: "I want to see real progression." #Jets
Johnson disagrees with the idea that they're punting on this season and saving for next year. Unsolicited, he says Douglas is in charge of spending/roster: "I've given Joe complete discretion on how to put this team together." #Jets
Johnson calls Jamal Adams a "great player ... it was really sad to see a player like that to leave the team." But he says it was "a deal Joe couldn't refuse." #Jets
Johnson on allegations against his brother Woody: "He denied it publicly. He denied it to me." Says he's never heard Woody make a racist or sexist comment. Johnson says he will maintain a prominent role in the organization when Woody returns, but when that is is "unknowable."
Johnson pretty candid on the decision to fire Maccagnan. Says the team is in "better hands" with Douglas. "Do I wish I had made the change earlier? Absolutely ... I have made mistakes, and that's one of them." #Jets
Johnson: "This is a roster we can win with ...if we stay healthy." #Jets
Johnson on the strong anti-Gase sentiment among fans: "I think that he has a lot more in him as a head coach than some of our fans are giving him credit for ... and I understand they want to see success. I think that they will." #Jets
-Cimini
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i really hope he's just feeding the media.....otherwise he's the dumbest freak in the tri-state area.
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ranked dead last in offense = "brilliant offensive mind"
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I don't really expect Christopher to say anything else. Maybe he could tone down some of the language and not call Gase "brilliant" after last week, but if Christopher doesn't think Gase is a good coach, he would have been fired already.
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Where do you think Chris Johnson gets his Jets analysis from if he actually felt the need to speak publicly after a week 1 loss?
lmao
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Him having to say this after week one is not a good sign for Gase.
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i really hope he's just feeding the media.....otherwise he's the dumbest freak in the tri-state area.
Even if he believes it, he can't really ignore it if we are 2-12 going into the final weeks can he? Especially if our offense is as dreadful as it appeared to be Sunday?
I hope he is right. I hope Gase flips the agenda around and we score 30 points a game for the rest of the season and Sam looks like the second coming. I don't think there is a shot in a hell of that happening, but it's better for every one of us if it does.
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Christopher Johnson finished a 16-minute session with reporters. Main takeaways: “Full confidence” in Gase. Calls him a “brilliant” offensive mind. #Jets
Saw this on Twitter and knew it would be a hit here.
We all have to find ways to entertain ourselves during football season.
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The root cause of our issues this season can be traced back to CJ’s decision not to fire Duff along with Bowles.
We would likely have Matt Rhule and had a GM that knows what he’s doing handle the draft and FA.
Also, how was Gase able to immediately figure out that Duff was incompetent when CJ didn’t see it in 3 years?
This ^
Question is who would Douglas have picked as HC - now he's kinda beholden to Gase.
How did Gase knew Duff was incompetent? Maybe the success he had against the Duff put together Jets while he was at Miami?
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Who cares what he says?
Isn't he out after this season anyway?
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Who cares what he says?
Isn't he out after this season anyway?
Yes, Woody will save us from ourselves
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How did Gase knew Duff was incompetent?
Is this some sort of riddle? I'll take a crack at it.
"Because Duff hired him (Gase) as the Head Coach."
I'll see myself out. 8)
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ranked dead last in offense = "brilliant offensive mind"
If the goal is progression, it helps to set a low bar to progress from.
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Johnson on the strong anti-Gase sentiment among fans: "I think that he has a lot more in him as a head coach than some of our fans are giving him credit for"
Reminder that the problem isn't Gase, it's us not giving him enough credit.
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Adam Gase is Grima Wormtongue.
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Reminder that the problem isn't Gase, it's us not giving him enough credit.
Also, it's the players' fault for not properly executing his genius playcalls
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Also, it's the players' fault for not properly executing his genius playcalls
The 4th and 1 was GVR’s fault
But a better coach allows his QB to check into a sneak
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The 4th and 1 was GVR’s fault
But a better coach allows his QB to check into a sneak
I agree with this entire post.
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Is this some sort of riddle? I'll take a crack at it.
"Because Duff hired him (Gase) as the Head Coach."
I'll see myself out. 8)
big dick energy
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