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Jeez, jbg, i was just making a joke about burying you in Darnold memes. Now that you let me know how much they annoy you.

The NFL isn't the military. The my way or the highway approach will sooner or later bite JD in the ass. And, like i've said before, JD has done some really good things here.

Anticipating a hold out. Curious when this call was made

Despite you being a Jets fan, and a good dude, your admission here will cause you great misery in the future

There are so many factors involved such as what part of the brain sustained injury. Did he lapse into coma from blood loss. Did that happen at the hospital. You have none od those answers......So kindly

I was just going to respond to that. He should STFU about predicting outcomes in a case he knows nothing about. Like waking up a vegetable. That's ban worthy.

Best wishes to Mr Knapp. Hope and pray for a full recovery. If Mr Knapp was here 3 yrs ago, we might be talking about the new toys Sam has to throw too, and not Zack. Hopefully Zack will be able to draw on Knapps wealth of experience teaching QB's how to succeed in this league

I have been up until now. I don't like the way the Maye's situation was handled. I also thought he could have made a stronger effort to bring Robby back. No real criticism there, though.

Good luck to Mark. He's a really good guy, and very well spoken. Should do well.

This is why im more sympathetic with players in this situation than some. Management is holding almost all the cards. It is what it is.

I agree. In retrospect, it was a mistake having Maye sign that tender.

It's not about Maye with me. At least not in large part. It's about how players are looking about how these negotiations we're handled by the new Jet's GM. I understand it's a business. Part of running a good business is hopefully having a relationship with your employees thats built with respect and trust.

They we're duped like all of us we're. All of us thought a deal, fair to both sides would get done. Well, let me say most did.

Thank you. I don't have the patience you do at the keyboard. Love and respect Mogglez and a bunch of others. The bottom line is based on the public pronouncements about Maye and the desire to extend him. His offer was not an offer maye would have, or should have accepted.

We're always the underdogs, and we always sick.

You don't agree that if the take it or leave it offer was 20% below the franchise tender it was an offer below what his market value would have been if he was allowed to hit FA.

Well that's where negotiations come in. My problem is Douglas never intended on a give and take to reach a deal that could make both parties happy. He had that extension offer, and it was take it or leave it.

I don't think Douglas ever wanted to sign Maye to an extension. He wanted him to sign that tender.

They franchise him. They want him there this year for some mysterious reasons.

He was signed by the Giants to play safety, and he took all his snaps there. A new position for him. They couldn't offer Maye a similar deal. Cmon.

Im sorry that im on the players side here. I know that that accepts some people. If your offer was going to be unacceptable to Maye, they should have let him test the free agent waters. Players earn that right after a certain length of service.

Read coach Saleh's comments about Maye. It's the way he studies film, the way he prepares during the week. Knowing other teams tendencies.

No villians. Not sure about that one. I think out of loyalty to his teammates he was suckered into signing a franchise tender, believing he would be offered a fair deal, based on all the statements coming from the Jet's. Look at Logan Ryan's deal. That would have been a fair deal for both sides. JD made a very low offer that he must have known wouldn't be accepted. He wants him here this year to be the on field teacher to all these young guys. Next year it would be waving goodbye to Maye.