BroadwayRay

I think Rhule could be a great NFL coach. It's going to be fun next year - watching Gase and his offense while the guy we should have hired takes the Giants to new heights. Perfect Jetsy scenario.

No review on what seemed like an obvious PI. Al Riveron strikes again.

I don’t know about the grade, but his homework is to get better at throwing wet footballs. The rain was definitely affecting his accuracy. I remember Ray Lucas saying that Parcells used to make his QBs practice with footballs soaked in soapy water. Darnold should do that.

They did it with a well above average number of injuries, so I guess I should give them some credit. But credit really goes to the defense. I never would have predicted they would score less points than the Dolphins. In other words, FU Gase.

You know what’s hilarious about this thread? It’s the guy who’s constantly ragging on Jets fans for making excuses for Darnold making it his mission to make every excuse under the sun for Mayfield. Can’t remember seeing such blatant, unabashed hypocrisy. Well done. Fact is, I’m not sold on Darnold either, but I’m not giving up on him, either. Both he and Mayfield had sh*tty HCs this year, yet Darnold had a better year than him despite Mayfield having the league’s leading rusher, Kareem Hunt, a decent OL and OBJ/Landry. That’s pretty unbelievable.

This is shaping up as another miserable, depressing, meaningless December Jets win. What in this game gives hope for the future? Anyone?

Q. Williams is playing in this game?

Three runs, punt on the upcoming drive.

Robby heard footsteps. Also, Daniel Brown needs to be cut immediately. Just put Wesco in their so we can rant about another Maccagnan draft bust.

Brown is garbage. There was no reason for him to step out of bounds on that catch.

The Jets have entered a new Dark Ages I’m afraid. Gase is a disaster, the owner(s) are dim-witted fools and the “franchise” QB of the future presently stinks. But we do have flashy new uniforms.

The question is not why that wasn’t pi. The question is why didn’t Gase throw the red flag.

FU Gase. I’m going to be saying that a lot over the next year or two..

The verdict on Darnold can’t be reached in until he plays under the guidance of a good offensive coordinator..That won’t be for at least a couple of years unfortunately.

I don’t care that Hodges is QB. All it’s going to take is one stupid PI call for the Steelers to win.

Doesn’t matter. Every draft has high impact players drafted late and mid first. Just need a good GM to find them.

FU Gase.

Got the first down but still hate the play call.

Can’t wait to see another season of this sh*t Gase offense in 2020.

Jets fans are experts when it comes to identifying bad players, teams, GMs, draft picks. We’re bloodhounds when it comes to tracking down the stench of football incompetence. Of course, we’ve had 50years of training. Being a Jets fan is being a connoisseur of suck.

Darnold is 22, not 23. But that doesn't make me feel better about him, unfortunately.

He’s more Jameis Winston than Brett Favre so far in his career.

The “sloppy magic” that Orlovsky raves about is dazzling, until it turns into recklessness. And it too often does. As someone already mentioned, it’s gotten to the point where I hold my breath when he throws the ball because I know the boneheaded play is eventually coming. Tonight was the classic example. He looked great, was moving the team, making smart throws. Then, just when he lulls you into thinking he’s turned a corner, poof!, a mind-boggling interception that leaves you wondering what the hell he was thinking. This is how it plays out over and over and over again and it’s seriously deflating. It knocks the wind out of fans, but more importantly his teammates. Whether he’s able to clean up this weakness in his game is anybody’s guess. But he will definitely fail if he doesn’t.

Bell looks a bit sluggish.

Can’t complain too much with a skeleton crew defense that’s missing a few bones.