Augustiniak

What does an offensive coordinator do if he’s not calling the plays or devising the game plan?

given where the giants are with their qb mess, no doubt they would take darnold with the benefit of hindsight. and we'd have rosen.

imagine the browns with barkley and mayfield. and the jets probably would have had rosen. but no, the giants messed that all up.

knowing mccagnan he'll be trading back in the 4th or 5th to get that back.

why do the jets not have 7 picks - they have no 2nd but 2 3rds. what round are they missing a pick?

At least the saints got the ball first in OT. And their D couldn’t stop the rams when it mattered. They had multiple chances to win. The chiefs - they lost b/c of a coin flip.

the saints got the ball first in OT, that's a huge advantage for a team with a good offense, look what NE did.

the chiefs scored 31 points in the 2nd half and lost - to beat the patriots you need to keep scoring, all game, period. and you need to be able to run the ball too b/c the pats will scheme to make you one dimensional. you need multiple rbs to control the game. bell is a good fit on the jets.

funny i didn't see gregg williams' tweets about how good brady is. must have missed all of those.

You see how chemistry matters between qb and wr when you watch darnold throw to Burnett. Starting out with Anderson, enunwa and Burnett at wr with the 2 TEs, that’s decent. Of course with no 2nd rounder it makes it harder to get talent in the draft since it does not appear that there is a wr or rb to take with the 3rd pick, or even the 10th or 15th. In today’s nfl weapons are weapons regardless of what position they play. If you sign bell that reduces the urgency to get another good wr in FA. The good qbs turn jags into weapons and we have to hope that’s what darnold is able to do. Building the OL also helps.

what is retro - the 80s unis?

completely agree on the relative lack of value on cbs now. rules definitely have changed the value of certain positions. rbs were on the decline but now with rbs such a huge part of the passing game, good rbs who catch are in demand again. OG was considered easy to fill for a while but with the money and trouble it is to get a good qb, you need to pay interior OL now. as for cbs, just get a bunch of good athletes and teach them not to grab too much.

they're being mocked high. i believe the jets will be taking one of these guys when all is said and done, whether they stay at 3 or move back. unless there is a special defensive talent at 3 they should be taking OL. with the money and draft picks that teams spend on franchise qbs you'd think they'd invest more in guys to block them. for every team that drafts a guy like bosa there's another team that needs an OL who can block him so their qb isn't on the turf.

the 80s helmet was great and i hope they go back to this as much as possible. they can't be haunted by richard todd, he shouldn't dictate the new uniforms.

everyone seems so sold that JW is the best OL in the draft. I wouldn't be surprised by draft day if there is at least one other guy who analysts think is better. i do not think the jets take a DL in the first round. maybe they take bosa if he falls to 3. i can see mccagnan wanting to trade back 3-5 spots and take an OL, then use day 2 picks to address DL and offensive skill positions.