BroadwayBen

Anyone on here familiar with soldier field? Looking to get my tickets soon, but I would love to know if anyone could share some insight on where the best value is in this particular venue. It appears that it is fairly pricey overall, so I wouldn't mind getting the best bang for my buck if possible. J E T S

Perhaps you're right, but I personally hate dealing with absolutes. He is still an unknown, who knows what can happen.

A new offense for both Taylor and Mayfield to learn. Not far fetched to think that mayfield could potentially beat out taylor if he shines in preseason. Only time will tell. For the Jets, I find it really hard to see McCown not starting at least the first half of the season.

hahahahahaha.......dang was hoping he somehow slipped to us in the 3rd

I'm pretty locked in at going to the chicago game week 8. Great time of year and the girlfriend and I are very fond of the city.

My exact thoughts

I'm not superstitious, but I am a little bit stitious.

Never been to one, but what's all the hate about on 4pm games?

Being in Ohio, I look to go to at least one away game a year. This year there is realistically three that I can go to without breaking the bank on a plane ticket. @ Browns, @ Bears, and @ lions. Just going to depend on the convenience of the dates they fall on.

I can live with that

I feel as if i'm young compared to most of the posters on this forum, but this guy right here. Even though my dad was a giants fan, curtis martin was the first jersey I ever asked for, and a big reason why i'm still the jet fan I am today...

The NFL offseason is underrated.

Just want to put into perspective for the people that are using Allen's 56.2% career completion percentage as a big reason not to draft him. Matthew Stafford had a career completion percentage of 57.1% at Georgia. A whopping 0.9% difference. Also, Stafford was praised regarding arm strength and critiqued regarding his sloppy footwork and spotty accuracy at times. Stafford went #1 in 2009, and is definitely an above average quarterback. Not trying to compare, but I wanted to put that single statistic into perspective. I personally do not think Allen's floor is as low as some say.

Ahh yes you make a good point. To clarify, I want it to be a competition where the best man wins. Josh, Teddy, and the rookie included. I would love for the rookie to come in and be ready week 1. That would be huge for the franchise and by some of the ceilings of these top QB's I do not think that is super far fetched. However, in my above post I was strictly comparing that of teddy and josh, since i'm having a hard time seeing this front office (especially our mecca conservative head coach) starting the rookie unless he completely crushes it in training camp/preseason. Of course, i would love for that to happen but it also depends on how the summer goes and which quarterback we even land. That being said, I realistically see the week 1 starter being between josh and teddy, where I believe josh would get the upper hand, as for some of reasons i've listed in my previous post. Just IMHO. But truthfully I just want this team to be successful this year and in the future, so if one of these top QB prospects we land is the guy, then let him be the guy.

Obviously durability issues are a concern after coming off such a gruesome injury, but even when healthy, I don't even see teddy beating out McCown in training camp. It takes a lot to step back into the game after 1+ years off and build chemistry with a new set of guys. McCown has been around for a year and already has him in that department. Either way though teddy is low risk high reward, so really that's the best scenario to be in. I would be more than happy for Teddy to prove me wrong however!