Sonny Werblin

https://twitter.com/SNYtv/status/1088137671518679041?s=09

That young man gets "it"!

They should pursue Cole Beasley. Than with Q and Robbie the top 3 are at least respectable.

Sarge gets it. This is the gold medal scenario for the Jets because the #3 pick will likely be on of the 2 QBs or Bosa meaning it is worth more than the usual #3 overall pick.

Which Todd Bowles are they talking about? Because there must be two.

Rex Ryan knows how to stop the Run. Do you know how I know? He's only said it like a bazillion times! Let him coach the D, bring the attitude, and call the plays. But whatever you do, don't allow him to make any decisions and give him a decoy address for draft day. Send him to a Sonic. He can wear his dress sweats.

My thought is that if Romo knows a lot, just imagine how much Peyton Manning and Tom Brady know!

Edelman thrives because no one treats him like a #1 WR. No one except Brady that is. If it is so obvious to us, I don't get why no one else sees it? I think the Rams are going to do exactly what you said. They will put Marcus Peters on Edleman in press coverage the entire game. No free releases and with the tempers and competitive edges of those 2 guys, it will prove to be entertaining. This will be combined with the Rams trying to pressure Brady and break the pocket inside. Donald and Suh are already in the middle but I think Phillips will blitz up the middle as well. Frankly, if I'm Phillips I tell my players do not worry about roughing the passer calls in the first half. Getting to Brady is far more important then worrying about the penalty.

He makes $4 million per year working 22 weeks as a broadcaster, and he will be getting a very substantial raise after next season.

And I thought posters here were crazy....

I started school there when the Mets beat the Sox in 1986. Being a Mets fan it was great, but at that time the Boston baseball fans had a truly defeatest attitude. They felt it was destiny for the Sox to break their hearts in the most grandest of ways, and held no ill will for Met fans. And, as far as they were concerned, the Pats were destined for mediocrity even after serving as the sacrificial lamb for the Bears SB win. We would all laugh and cry about how our football teams were too stupid to pick Dan Marino , and ended up with Eason and O'Brien. I find it weird that the very same people are now in my face when their dynastic Pats beat my 4-12 Jets. The honest one's among them candidly admit that the party is almost over and they expect to return to form after Brady and BB retire (which they think will happen together).

Brady's story started with an upset win against the Rams. Now, the Rams have a chance to end his story.

The problem is that these guys refused to apply the unwritten rule that if their mistake is really obvious on the big replay board, you huddle up, one guy says he had a better look and it was PI, and you call the penalty. This is not rocket science. And for that matter, I don't no what the difference is between the official seeing it on the filed during the play as compared to on the big screen replay. It is my belief that most of the officials don't believe there is a difference and use the big screen when they know they got an important play wrong.

I too hope Mac finally starts getting it right. Perhaps with Gase and Williams looking over his shoulder on draft day, he will. I hope that when the Jets pick comes up Mac will start to say a players name looking at Gase and Williams for approval, and change the name as he is speaking if he senses they do not approve. The bottom line for me is that I have little belief that Mac will turn it around on his own. He's had a lot of drafts already and by every metric one can imagine he has demonstrated himself to be among the worst drafters in the NFL. His free agent decisions have been, putting it kindly, a mixed bag. Short of Mac essentially deferring to Gase and Williams on the players he selects and signs for the O and D, I just don't see him turning it around. On the bright side, Mac does not really seem like a strong personality. He's more of a "can you believe they hired me for this job" kind of guy who is in over his head. So, I do believe the chances of him deferring to Gase and Williams are very good.

ZERO sacks. I'm not sure he even had a QB hit or pressure.