Bruce Harper

He was pretty good last year.

We had just drafted Hack. Set for a decade!

What would he do, rip up the CBA in front of the team? Sent from my iPhone using JetNation.com mobile app

And fumbles. Sent from my iPhone using JetNation.com mobile app

If true, that's too bad.

Dear Deseret News: F off. New management. Sent from my iPhone using JetNation.com mobile app

I probably wouldn't bet on the Jets either (yet) but if you sincerely believe that Saleh just intends to "keep the lights on" I don't think you're paying attention.

I'm inclined to agree. Tough to count on someone who we've just drafted to contribute much on offense, but maybe we can draft a plug and play IOL and an RB or WR who can take some of the pressure off.

I think the vast majority of folks are behind him or will jump behind him if we pick him. It's just that those who don't like the guy are particularly passionate and relentless -- so much so that they will probably be rooting for him to fail just to prove themselves right. It will be interesting to see what happens if he comes out of the gates strong, like Pennington did a million years ago, whether they will still be jumping down his throat.

And there is the off chance that he'll do better than flash. I'm crossing my fingers.

A little different than after Gase’s presser when you tried REAL hard to convince yourself: “Maybe he isn’t as weird as he looks.” “Maybe the players won’t hate him.” “Maybe he won’t be as bad as he was in Miami.” None of that is happening here. Sent from my iPhone using JetNation.com mobile app

One read guy?

Zach should be a better QB than Darnold, but he may do worse behind a lousy OL because of his size and slim build and the pounding that could result from poor protection. They really need to make protecting this guy a priority.

It's not wrong to point out past failures. But the Jets now have a new and apparently competent GM and coach. To suggest that they necessarily will be as bad as their predecessors seems to me to be lazy. But dumping on the Jets by lazy journalists will remain the norm until we show something. I recently read his column where he portrayed the Pats free agent spending free as necessary and parroted the company line given by Robert Kraft. Can you imagine how he would have portrayed it if the Jets did it? I suppose you have to earn the benefit of the doubt and maybe that's the way it sho