Lizard King

Mehta, again, with the ultimate troll post. Whether it’s in the press room or from the living room. He’s a five tool troll. also - Shouldn’t we hire this kid at this point? When a guy hacks your system and exposes your flaws, don’t you usually have him come play for your team? @CTM

NECRO DONT RAISE THE DEAD WE ARE FANS IN PAIN ITS WEEK 1 we can’t help ourselves

Statements like these overshadow Chris’s good decisions like hiring Joe Douglas. Know when you “don’t know”. Now we think there is potential owner tension between the GM and his relationship with choosing the HC. Gotta love Week 1 in Jetsland!

If there was at least a silver lining!!!

After the first week of the NFL season, New York Jets Coach Adam Gase has managed to move into first place. Unfortunately for him, it’s not in the AFC East standings — but rather in the betting odds on the first NFL head coach to be fired. Or, as gambling website Bovada lists it in a semantic device that accounts for coaches possibly being allowed to step down from their jobs to save face, Gase now stands atop the field in the category of “First coach to permanently leave his post.” On the website, Gase was given +300 odds, meaning that a $100 bet would pay out a $300 profit. Just behind him is the Detroit Lions’ Matt Patricia at +350, with the Atlanta Falcons’ Dan Quinn (+600) and the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Doug Marrone a little further back (+750). Bill O’Brien of the Houston Texans comes next, at +1100, before a sharp drop to a group headed by the Chicago Bears’ Matt Nagy and the Los Angeles Chargers’ Anthony Lynn, both at +2500. situation in a similar light, offering the same odds on the top four apart from having Quinn listed at +500. That represented a change from SportsLine’s oddsheading into the NFL’s opening weekend, when it viewed Patricia as the most likely to go, followed by, in order, Marrone, Quinn and Gase. However, that was before Gase’s Jets looked very much like the worst team in the NFL while suffering a 27-17 loss at Buffalo that wasn’t as close as the final score suggested. The Bills jumped out to a 21-0 lead and only had an 18-point edge at halftime because quarterback Josh Allen twice fumbled the ball away inside Jets territory. Meanwhile, Jets quarterback Sam Darnold, taken third overall in the 2018 draft while Allen went seventh, looked erratic and ill-prepared as New York failed to get its second first down until less than two minutes remained in the first half. “Early, we couldn’t get into a rhythm,” Gase said after the game. “I was trying to find the right call to get [Darnold] going a little bit. … I’ve just got to get him more in a rhythm early in the game.” rest at the link https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/09/16/first-nfl-coach-be-fired-after-week-1-vegas-is-looking-jets-adam-gase/?outputType=amp

I wish this thread would go away. Why pour salt.

Give him McDermott and he still sh*ts his pants in the face of pressure.

All that has nothing to do with throwing the ball away, tucking and sliding, etc. If he got up there and literally just spiked the ball three downs in a row and punted he would be putting the team in a better position than playing this way.

100% Darnold sh*tting the bed there. STUPID ******* DECISION

Riiiight.... bad play calling is why he couldn't run and slide, throw it away, etc. makes sense.

Head coaches don’t force balls into crowded space

Starting to think you’re right ,

This is going to end well.

I could tell you what I know and you’d puke, but it would come back.