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Congrats and good luck.

Sanchez was decent in his first 2 seasons. He just never took the next step. Part of it was his fault, but it was mostly Rex ryan and tannenbaum's mismanagement. On a different team, with a more competent support cast, he could have had a better career. This is why its so crucial for the front office to build a good team around Darnold. They have to make sure he improves over time.

He's one of those guys that plays better under very little expectation. The moment you burden him with expectation, he falls apart. That said, Winston hasn't made a strong case for himself in Tampa. Makes too many mistakes. If Fitz somehow goes 2-1 or 3-0 against a hard schedule, he probably keeps that job.

21/28 for 417 yards and 4 TDs. 1 rushing TD. Against one of the Superbowl favorites, with a pretty decent defense, in their own backyard. Might be the best game ANY QB has all season. Efficiency-wise. This isn't Jets related obviously, but generally speaking...is Fitz capable of replacing Winston? We've seen how this usually plays out - Fitz joins a new team, balls the **** out (as he did when the Jets went 11-5) and then disappoints. He's currently in the early stages of another career resurrection.

Yeah, they kinda are

Bears defense looking pretty damn good with Mack. Their secondary isn't as strong, but they've got an elite pass rush with Mack and Leonard Floyd.

Anyone with a functioning brain can see that Darnold is a talented QB. That doesn't mean the Jets can't find a way to **** this up. They need to give him a strong supporting cast. A good offensive line, and some weapons in the passing game. It's not enough to be talented, he should continue developing. Drafting him was the easy part - getting the most out of him will be the real challenge. When judging the front office, anything less than multiple pro-bowls will be a fireable offense. Memo to the GM and the coaching staff = your job to make Sam Darnold one of the best QBs in the league.

Very true. Brady is beyond reproach. The NFL has identified him as the 'icon' of the sport - he'll be the standard for others to follow. No chance of the NFL's newly appointed Jesus getting his halo knocked off.

I'm amazed at how Dee Milliner turned out to be a bust. I was 100% convinced he was the next great defensive back. Phenomenal college career, great prospect coming out of high school. He was a 'can't miss'. This one still hurts.

Amaro is still in the NFL. Chiefs practice squad.

Didn't lance Armstrong take HGH? Doesn't have to be that obvious. doping is so sophisticated, they're always a step ahead. The NFL wouldn't touch Brady even if they knew he was doped up to his eyeballs

The league often looks the other way. Nothing will happen.

Yes sir. Yahoo sets it automatically 30 minutes before draft time

Let's go fellas. 15 minutes

Great. Thanks 👍

I need the link.

In. Hope it remains 12, not 16.

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I have been saying this since day 1. He's an absolute stud. Jets fans have no idea how lucky they are.

How effective would mccoy be if he's playing behind an OL that lost 3 starters from last season.

aaah ok. You won't like a lot of soccer players then. 🤣

How? He donates all of his match fees to charity. He's never drawing attention to himself, he acts very mature for his age...kind of rare in the age of social media, when young people are way more self-obsessed. Maybe you've confused him for someone else?

Lol, i used to watch the sport religiously. From 1998 to 2011, basically through my teens and early 20s, until i graduated from college. Then i lost interest, didn't have as much free time, but i still watch big games in the World cup, euros, champions league, etc.

Nah, he's just a kid. We'll see how he good he becomes, but as of now, he's a [really talented] 19 year old with a lot to prove. Lots of players flash early, but only a few can have long, successful careers. Modric is a legitimate stud though. He's been around for a long time, but he's a real leader on the field. Won everything at club level with Real Madrid, and now carrying a small team like Croatia into the World Cup final, that's one hell of a legacy.