Manish Mehta - FIRED

[CatoTheElder]

At this point I consider Manish's "scoops" to be worth as much as any other post on this board. But if I'm going to bother to read the thread I guess I might as well engage in the hyptheticals.

Speaking of which, despite being completely irrelevant now, I think we've seen everything we need to Jenkins to know that he is pretty much a halfway decent rotational player who is better against the run than the pass. I think Huff and Basham make him completely expendable and if we could have gotten something for him I would have been happy.

Herndon is having a dogshit season this year but I think he can be better than absolute trash under a new staff. You can fix fumbling so long as he isn't completely done, mentally. However, if we did wind up trading it wouldn't have been a great loss.

[AlioTheFool]

Herndon could be better than he's played, but he's played awful. If anyone had given us a pick, it would've been worth taking.

[Heismanberg]

https://twitter.com/RVacchianoSNY/status/1323747458409783302?s=20

lol

[CatoTheElder]

https://twitter.com/RVacchianoSNY/status/1323747458409783302?s=20

lol

Like I said, Manish should just start posting here. It’d be about as impactful.

[reuben]

https://twitter.com/RVacchianoSNY/status/1323747458409783302?s=20

lol

Ralph Vacchiano
@RVacchianoSNY
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Jets GM Joe Douglas had a little regret about letting WR Robby Anderson get away last offseason. He said they thought his value would lead to a bigger contract than he got. "That’s on me. Honestly, we would all love to see Robby here doing what he’s doing.”

Well he owns it, at least.  It's kind of strange that Douglas under and overvalued Robby at the same time but it is what it is. 

[Laxin]

Well he owns it, at least.  It's kind of strange that Douglas under and overvalued Robby at the same time but it is what it is.

Did they just not offer him anything then?

[bojanglesman]

Manish going all in.

EXCLUSIVE: Jets players alert NFLPA about hidden cameras in locker room, per sources.

Story: https://t.co/Q1RoEXmINh #TakeFlight https://t.co/t3NeNN4EPL

[Libero_2]

Manish going all in.

EXCLUSIVE: Jets players alert NFLPA about hidden cameras in locker room, per sources.

Story: https://t.co/Q1RoEXmINh #TakeFlight https://t.co/t3NeNN4EPL

What would even be the point of that if it’s true?

Secondly: if it has been going on since 08 (which I doubt) where the freak is the video of Ik knocking Geno’s teeth in?

[bojanglesman]

What would even be the point of that if it’s true?

Secondly: if it has been going on since 08 (which I doubt) where the freak is the video of Ik knocking Geno’s teeth in?

The point of the cameras or the story?

The cameras would be there for security on the Jets end.  The point of the story is that there may be hidden cameras where dude's weiners are hanging out.  Who knows.

[Libero_2]

The point of the cameras or the story?

The cameras would be there for security on the Jets end.  The point of the story is that there may be hidden cameras where dude's weiners are hanging out.  Who knows.

I meant for the cameras. And I don’t think that’s a thing that makes enough sense to both put camera in smoke detectors/hidden locations and then not tell anyone about it. Based on the article it’s clearly not standard practice across the league

[Johnny English]

I heard it was because when the players were are training someone used to go through the pockets of their pants and steal change and so they installed the cameras and that's why Jim Leonhard wasn't re-signed.

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/mmehtanydn/status/1326169251716214785?s=21

This guy is so good at his job

[Derek Smalls]

https://twitter.com/mmehtanydn/status/1326169251716214785?s=21

This guy is so good at his job

That play is a perfect example of why playcalling is overrated though.

Flacco had at least one guy wide open on that play, but he just chucked it deep into double coverage anyway. If he checks down and gets an easy 20-yard completion, it looks like a great call. Instead, it looks like a terrible call.

[SixFeetDeep]

That play is a perfect example of why playcalling is overrated though.

Flacco had at least one guy wide open on that play, but he just chucked it deep into double coverage anyway. If he checks down and gets an easy 20-yard completion, it looks like a great call. Instead, it looks like a terrible call.

I meant Manish, not Gase

And I disagree

[Heismanberg]

How does Manish know that Gase called the play? 

Who is the snitch?