Bungaman

Keep piling it on to these d-bags, I hate them.

He's an overwhelmed kid on a bad team. I will give him another year before passing judgement.

The NFL - owned by rich geezers making truckloads of money - is still the only pro sports league on the planet too cheap to pay for full time officials, and train them as such. So we get hobbyist officials who work their full time gigs during the week and then serve us this s&*t on the weekends. Proves to me over and over that the owners care only about the short term revenues, and nothing about the integrity of their sport.

Jackson's second TD. Man - he is on target and making really good reads.

Good for him. Celebrated on a night after the game, and took a limo home when it wasn't too late. Maybe squeeze a little booty in there.

My condolences. Nice that you had some good times to share. RIP.

Being a Bengals fan, it's also got to suck realizing you have the cheapest ownership in football, who will do nothing to change things for the better if it costs .5c more to do so. Years of more misery await.

Is there a blood test for mania? asking for a friend ...

Also notice that a few of the other leaders on that list (Squealers, Panthers and Deadskins) have an expensive QB accounting for a lot of that moola. Maybe some other metric - someone mentioned games lost? - might also shed more light on how bad the injury bug has been for the Jets.

I'm no Gronk, but I have more stamina ....

Extra wide?

He will reach 100+, and when the Jets win the Superbowl when he's 103, he'll have "the big one" ... Kidding - live long and just faint when the Jets win one in four years.

Really. Just want what he is smoking. It will help me when I watch the games on NFL Replay.

We will probably have the cap space. I'd rather spend it on Jenkins - a proven commodity - than on an inflated FA contract. JD will be shedding the failures signed by McF-up. It's not my money - just draft good players (who are cheaper), keep the less expensive youngins when all other things are equal, and sign proven ones to fill what you can't draft. The price is irrelevant until it becomes relevant.

It's also much harder to fly a plane inside Madison Square Garden. Had it been easier to slip one past security, I'm certain we'd have seen a lot of banners.

Little wonder - he is getting drilled behind the OL. The year of rest will be over shadowed by this year of double-punishment. He should be lobbying for LESS touches, not more.

Man, don't do the Deadskins. Pick something like the Lions, or some other team that's never been to the SB. The Deadskins are owned by a slimy Dolanesque SOB. I lived in DC for 20+ years and came to loath the team, their owner, and their entitled fanbase. Yes - even after 20 years of ineptitude, those fans still left feel like the NFL gods owe them a title.

The OL is horrible. Sam hear footsteps, and they aren't fake ones. Let's wait until he has an OL (and a real coach) to see if his talent emerges. He's probably no Steve Young, but no QB can function - mentally or physically - behind this front five. Nor can a running game. I feel for Bell: I don't ever remember a back being hit (and often gang tackled) behind the LOS so many times in a season.

In '92 (?) the Jets beat the Deadskins in a "thriller", 3-0. That might have been the most boring, futile exhibition of football I have ever seen. I was watching with a Skins fan at his house, and when the clock ran out, we actually were apologizing to the other for wasting three hours of the other's life.

Pete Carroll. Belecheat. Mangini.

When I get sh*t up here in VT at work from Cheats fans, I just ask them "There's one thing that's way better about being a Jets fan than a Pats fan ...' They look perplexed and ask "What's that?" I reply "Jets jerseys and merchandise is ALWAYS on sale!" Oh, and I'm a Knicks fan, too - so the Celtic people also bust my chops.

And that will say what about our OL ...

This. I think you can't leave them out. Dolan makes all the other NYC franchises look competent by comparison, and his skin thickness might be rivaled in sports only by little Danny Snyder in DC. His treatment of ex players and the fans - if they cross him in any fashion - is just amazing.

That in some ways is good news - no playing him simply because we are overpaying him. At least we can find out if there's any other talent we have at that position, because TJ will probably be sent away after the end of the season.

I am not in favor of getting rid of good players. Let's have a couple of actually decent drafts and smart FA acquisitions, and let overpriced guys get cut or walk (looking at Trumaine Johnson and Leo, if he won't come back at a reasonable price.) NO ONE is going to overpay for anyone on this roster, and draft picks sound great, but are always a gamble - all teams have misses. We just have had more of them than just about any team, year after year. If Douglass can reverse this trend and stop the hemorrhage of money for stiffs, and the drafting of talentless reaches, we will get better. PS: Coaching is another matter - and I reserve judgement until the end of this season to weigh that part of the "getting competitive" equation.