Mackman55

This is a joke right???

There was no hold, nothing. To make that call, at that crucial point in the game, you have to have an agenda other than objective officiating. A true disgrace.

Yep. How did his wife not castrate him after the baby sisters pictures on the plane with Ben Affleck came out where she is wearing his super bowl rings? Rams by 6. Anyone else going on the record?

Thanks for the update as the first reports had both unprotected. Still terrible value for both Porzingis and Hardaway. Dallas could have a competitive team by then making these picks of little value.

The two 1st rounders are for 2021 and 2023 and are protected. The great lottery pick had been benched lately and was being shopped around the league. Mind boggling bad value for the Knicks.

I think Deebo is the real deal and could be a "poor man's" Tyreek Hill with the proper coaching and scheme in the NFL. I love a player who shows his best against top competition such as Deebo vs Clemson.

Lindstrom is a plug and play starter from day 1. He would have been available early in the third round before today.....

Hey, I'm not a huge Bell supporter but Coleman is not in the same galaxy ability wise. I'd support signing Bell than wasting our $$ on a second tier runner like Coleman. This is what Mac did last year when he signed an extremely average Isaiah Crowell.

Ok, now I know you're just a troll. Isn't that your mom calling you to come up from the basement?

LIke many of you, I'm desperately hoping the Jets can trade down to the 6-10 range in the first round in order to pick up some addition picks, so my list is based on who could be available then. Cody Ford OT - Crazy athleticism for a man his size, he could come in and start immediately at guard or RT. Has the potential to be a perennial All Pro. One of the top 3 players in this draft IMO. Clelin Ferrell DE - Prototype DE (6'-5" 265lbs) for our new 4-3 defense he is durable, has a high motor with proven production against college football's best. Plug him in as a starter for the next 5-6 years as a reliable run stopper and a top edge rusher. One of the safest picks in this draft. Jonah Williams OT - Not as much upside as Ford but will start a long time in this league as a tackle or guard. The Jets must upgrade the O Line and there is not much available in free agency so Williams is a solid pick to build around for the future.

He loves zone stretch concepts.

No way. Don't need a long term problem in the locker room or huddle for our franchise QB. Pass

Absolutely. You build a football team from the inside out......

This was done already and you forgot Matt Rhule. Please don't start any more threads. Please_Stop_Now_Before_We_All_Kill_Ourselves

After reading the backgrounds of all the candidates, I'm really starting to lean towards Matt Rhule. My only hesitation is that Tom Shane likes him too.....😂 This is a guy who could bring the skills and experience to change the losing culture around this organization for good. Early years[edit] Rhule grew up in New York City before his family moved to State College, Pennsylvania as a teenager. Rhule played linebacker at State College Area High School before walking on as a linebacker to Penn State. At Penn State, Rhule played four years underneath Joe Paterno and was a three-time Penn State Scholar-Athlete and an Academic All-Big Ten honoree in 1997.[1] While at Penn State, Rhule received his Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science. He also holds a Master's in Educational Psychology from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Coaching career[edit] Assistant coaching[edit] Following the end of his playing career, Rhule was hired as the linebackers coach for Albright College. After one year at Albright, Rhule had stops at Buffalo, UCLA and Western Carolina before being hired at Temple as a defensive line coach in 2006. Rhule would switch to quarterbacks coach in 2007 before being named Temple's offensive coordinator in 2008.[1] New York Giants[edit] After six years at Temple, Rhule joined Tom Coughlin's New York Giants as the assistant offensive line coach. With the Giants, Rhule coached Super Bowl champions like David Diehl, Kevin Boothe, and Chris Snee.[1] Temple[edit] On December 17, 2012, Rhule was named the 26th head football coach at Temple, succeeding Steve Addazio who left to become the head coach at Boston College.[2] In July 2015, Rhule signed a four-year extension with Temple that extended him through the 2021 season. After a tremendous third year with the Owls, this deal was re-negotiated to keep Rhule at the university. He was the target of Mizzou and Syracuse, but chose to remain at Temple.[3][4] On September 5, 2015, in front of 69,741 fans, Rhule defeated his alma mater, Penn State, 27–10, the Owls' first win over the Lions since 1941. In his third year as Temple's head coach, Rhule's Temple team went 10–2 in the regular season, winning the American's East Division and took part in the conference's inaugural championship game.[5] The next season, he took the Owls to their second consecutive championship game, where they won their first conference championship since 1967. Baylor[edit] On December 6, 2016, Rhule was named the head football coach at Baylor University, replacing interim head coach Jim Grobe.[6] Rhule finished the 2017 season at Baylor with a disappointing 1–11 record, which meant Baylor would not qualify for a bowl for the first time since 2009. Rhule finished the 2018 regular season 6-6 and received an invite to the 2018 Texas Bowl, where he led the Bears to a 45-38 victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores[7] to finish the season with a 7-6 record.