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The NFL Draft / Re: Jets Big Board 2024
« Last post by bojanglesman on Today at 09:19:15 AM »Quote
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The NFL Draft / Re: Who you DON'T want for the Jets 2024
« Last post by bojanglesman on Today at 08:53:20 AM »What happened to: "Aaron Rodgers will fix everything!"
I don't know that Rodgers is calling or designing the plays. I'm sure he can audible and tweak things, but I think Hackett will still be calling the plays. I think Rodgers can fix a lot. He will be a vast improvement in accuracy, decision-making, sensing pocket pressure, reading the defense and putting the lineman and running backs in the best position to protect him to buy time. All of that will fix a ton of excrement provided he stays on the field. But unless Rodgers is calling his own plays and Hackett indeed has no functional job here, I think the only way Rodgers can get more out of Bowers is to simply throw him the ball more. Hackett's job will be to put Bowers in different positions to use his skillset all over the field. Or more accurately, NOT put him in position to succeed.
I think Hackett is a good match with Rodgers.....and no one else.
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The NFL Draft / Re: Who you DON'T want for the Jets 2024
« Last post by Heismanberg on Today at 08:45:52 AM »I think I'm going to put Bowers in this category at 10. Not because of him but because I don't think this offensive coaching staff can use him properly. Much like several other first rounders we've taken in the past 15 years, Bowers will have a different career trajectory if he's taken by a team with a creative coaching staff vs a team with a vanilla one. Oddly enough, it will likely be better for his career the later he goes in the draft because he will go to a better team that will make him look good.
What happened to: "Aaron Rodgers will fix everything!"
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The Pats-Hater Parking Lot / Re: Work Lunchin' and Good Eatin'
« Last post by MBGreen on Today at 08:18:56 AM »Is Medieval Times worth going to for a family with kids? Looking at the one in Lyndhurst. I don't love the ticket price but if you factor in the show it might be novel to do it once.
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The Pats-Hater Parking Lot / Re: Work Lunchin' and Good Eatin'
« Last post by Badger on Today at 07:57:33 AM »Is Medieval Times worth going to for a family with kids? Looking at the one in Lyndhurst. I don't love the ticket price but if you factor in the show it might be novel to do it once.
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The Pats-Hater Parking Lot / Re: Horrific and depressing stuff
« Last post by MBGreen on Today at 07:41:03 AM »7
The NFL Draft / Re: Who you DON'T want for the Jets 2024
« Last post by bojanglesman on Today at 07:27:30 AM »I think I'm going to put Bowers in this category at 10. Not because of him but because I don't think this offensive coaching staff can use him properly. Much like several other first rounders we've taken in the past 15 years, Bowers will have a different career trajectory if he's taken by a team with a creative coaching staff vs a team with a vanilla one. Oddly enough, it will likely be better for his career the later he goes in the draft because he will go to a better team that will make him look good.
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...And The Home Of The Jets / Re: First Team All-Pro and Defensive Rookie Of The Year Sauce Gardner
« Last post by Libero_2 on Today at 05:25:34 AM »https://x.com/takeflightjets0/status/1781114591839178958?s=46&t=e6vm1ybQ4I7pEpNpNEkBkg
This seems like a big deal
If, and it’s a big IF, Sauce does what he’s been doing, while traveling one opponents #1s, people might start talking about him as one of the nfls best CBs ever by the end of year 3. As Jets fans who watched Revis, that’s just nuts to me.
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...And The Home Of The Jets / Re: First Team All-Pro and Defensive Rookie Of The Year Sauce Gardner
« Last post by AlioTheFool on Today at 12:14:18 AM »https://x.com/takeflightjets0/status/1781114591839178958?s=46&t=e6vm1ybQ4I7pEpNpNEkBkg
This seems like a big deal
Such a crazy idea it might just work!