Scott Dierking

A selfish "me first" RB with many miles on him, who will come in after a season of no contact for a big contract? What can go wrong?

This site is filled with a bunch of "you guys".

To be accurate, Robinson's numbers this year (with the exception of this past week -His first 100 yard game) have been pedestrian. Not a difference making upgrade over what Enunwa and Anderson have provided the Jets this year. Knowing the general mood of this audience (and it is fair), if he put those numbers up for the Jets this year, Macc would have been widely panned as spending money unwisely. Just calling a spade a spade.

The assertion that the off-season approach as a whole is a failure is certainly correct. I would say that the assertion that signing Josh McCown alone is not where the failure stems. Trite difference, but a difference nonetheless.

I would say blame it on Sanchez.

As I see it, The Jets currently have $16m of cap space. What signing did McCown prohibit that needed $26m?

Take that 31 point win away, and it is still not close. Just saying.

This may be a trite point, and I nor we will never know, but the Colts may have tried to hold the Jets up for more, knowing they had no fall back plan. Possibly not, but maybe. All in all, not a great spot to be in. And here we are.

Just for the sake of accuracy. The Jets faced that year: Giants-6-10 Raiders-7-9 Cardinals-7-9 They had a point differential of -10.94/game This year's putrid edition has been outscored by 46 points, for a 4.6 differential/game. In terms of total ineptitude, the Lou Holtz Jets of '76v managed to be outscored by an average margin of 15.2/game. Yes, this year's team is horrible in many aspects. But, not close on the ineptitude scale of some past teams. Hardly makes you feel better, I admit.

And there was still money to do those things. Oh, well.

He is not talking to you. He is talking to the 50 "mokes" that thought this was somehow a good signing. And now we need have 50 statements of " I was dead wrong". This will appease the Gods of forums.

I believe Cousins was their number 1 offseason priority. And that would have been real dumb, in my estimation. After that, they knew they needed a veteran qb, and that was McCown. I will say it again, that is far down on the list of what ails this Jets team.

The Jets had cap room where they could have done those things. It just appears they did not want to, or did not find the players that they wanted for their roster. Call that what you will terms of management, but it is not a "McCown" thing.

McCown is very far down on the list of "what is wrong with the jets".

Darnold inactive, so much for this thread