ScarletKnight89

Yeah, but I don't want to be the team that gives him his one last payday if he can't deliver on the field anymore. He's 33. That's old for a corner. He isn't coming off a great year. He was hurt on and off all year. Like I said, if he wanted to come here on a cheap, 1 year deal, that's fine. But I wouldn't be looking to get into any kind of bidding war for his services. I don't think he's worth it.

I disagree. If Sherman wanted to come here on a 1 year, team friendly deal that would be one thing. But why would a guy who has lived/played his whole life on the west coast want to come all the way to the east coast to play for a team that just went 2-14? I'm sure he probably wants to win and can find a better situation for himself at this point in his career.

If I were a Houston fan I'd be a little pissed off at the way he is acting. Obviously I love it though, cause I want him on the Jets. But Watson is kinda acting immature about this.

We leverage it by getting a QB of our own lol. We are only making it easier for those teams if we stick with Sam and pass on a QB. Unless of course we are going to swing a trade for Watson.

The ongoing myth Jets fans live under? I'm not basing my opinion on anything that has to do with the players around him. You did a great job of explaining how Becton played this year. You didn't say anything about Wills Jr. Once again, Becton was the better player. And just so you know, I'm basing my opinion on PFF player grades. Not ongoing myths lol.

I disagree. Becton was better. Wills Jr. was on the better team. The stars of that O-Line in Cleveland were Conklin, Wyatt Teller, and Bitonio. Wills Jr. wasn't that good in his rookie year.

Wills Jr. was not better than Becton.

I just think at 33, he's not worth going after. If he wanted to come here on a team friendly contract to "mentor" young players, that would be one thing. But why would Richard Sherman be interested in moving to the east coast, to play for a team that just went 2-14. I feel like he wouldn't, unless he really wants to keep playing and the Jets are the only team seriously interested in him. I just think there are much better options out there at this point.

I think you're being a little overly sensitive about things lol. You told me earlier "this isn't madden". Do you think I don't know that? I understand you were trying to make a point though. I was commenting on the idea of Sherman being brought in to be a mentor. Something I don't think is that big of a deal. You're overreacting to one line. I wasn't trying to exaggerate your words. But whatever.

What are you talking about? Go back and reread my post that apparently bothers you. You took one part of it and complained about it. In your post leading up to that you told me "this isn't madden". You then talked about it not being just about football and him mentoring young players. I don't much care for that argument as a reason to sign him. It's just my opinion. Not sure why that bothers you so much. This is a message board, from time to time you're going to encounter people who share a different opinion than you on the Jets.

He also does have a no trade which is important. Hopefully he really does want to be here and JD and Saleh want him.

What women do? LMAO I told you I disagree with you on Sherman and am explaining why. Sorry I hurt your feelings.

He's just past his prime. He's had a great career, but he doesn't offer much to a young team like the New York Jets except "mentorship" which lots of other guys can do.

Yeah. I disagree. Sign him to be a coach then. You don't need an overpriced, old Richard Sherman to change a culture. Is Richard Sherman the only guy who can help change the New York Jets? lol. That doesn't make sense. Sherman has spent his whole life on the west coast. If you are telling me that he's willing to move 3,000 miles to come play for a team that just went 2-14 on a team friendly contract, that's different. But I can't see him being all that interested.

It would really be devastating if he ended up going to Miami.