Gangrene

Welcome back, glad you made it past the surgeons knife, now chasing tailored skirts. Bravo.

Purple is not your color, come back for some green. A big fan of Sheldon, consistent motor on the field and simply human off the field.

That is the craziest group shot videoed live ever. The (jamal) Adams Family of the NFL.

Good find on Flynn!

You're right Ray it is too small a sample, my point is...if Jets fans are expecting the script to change playing the patriots, I'm not sure that McCarthy can do that, especially given the GM's record. I could be wrong but here are the four games I found... McCarthy was hired as head coach in Green Bay, January 11, 2006 11/04/2018 Green Bay Packers 17 @ New England Patriots 31 11/30/2014 New England Patriots 21 @ Green Bay Packers 26 12/19/2010 Green Bay Packers 27 @ New England Patriots 31 11/19/2006 New England Patriots 35 @ Green Bay Packers 0

Pats and the Packers split the two games in Lambeau field, one win each. In Foxborough, Pats won both. No coach has a winning record in Foxborough... the point is wouldn't we like to think that someone out there might be a miserable enough football savant that might actually field a more competitive Jets team on the road that what 'established head coaches' currently field when they play at Foxborough. Pats will continue to play half their regular season games in Foxborough, so unless we get a new GM and upgrade the scouting, we are going to continue to look at busted coverages on a talent thin roster.

As Greenbay Packers HC, McCarthy was 1 - 3 as a HC with Favre/Rodgers at QB playing against Patriots. No wonder Belichick likes McCarthy. Rex 4 and 9 as Jets HC with Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith... and 1 - 3 as Bills HC with Tyrod Talyor. Don't expect McCarthy to suddenly dominate the Pats, even with an aging Brady. With our General Manager and scout staff picking the players... don't forget the Prilosec OTC for game day.

Keep the genius Charlie Casserly far away from any more Jets GM/coach search consulting

The keystone of America's heartland, steel mills that fired up America's rapid expansion, the original home of Rockefeller's Standard Oil, birthplace of Halle Berry...how could you?

Cimini haters may not care but the Darnold article posted above by the OP without a writer's credit was written by Rich Cimini.

In 4th with the 49'ers loss

NFL.com (writer Nick Shook). Sam Darnold has had a nice couple of games since returning from a foot ailment, and a 1-1 record to show for it. Saturday night produced the latter digit on that mark, a 29-22 loss to the Houston Texans. The Jetshung around for much of the game, but lacked the personnel to muster much of a response after the Texans extended their lead to seven late in the game. Those personnel deficiencies do not include Darnold, the No. 3 overall pick of the 2018 draft who very much looks like the future under center for the Jets. Darnold's night -- a 24-for-38, 253-yard, two-touchdown performance -- again included his fair share of scrambles and well-placed passes, as well as the occasional risk, both on the ground and through the air. But his best throws included relative works of art, with his toss to Robby Anderson coming as Darnold was running to his left before jumping and flinging the ball to his receiver. The other, a perfectly timed loft to Andre Roberts (who ran an excellent sluggo route to beat his matchup), put the Jets in position to tie (Jason Myers missed the extra point attempt) and ensured we weren't in for a one-sided contest. "Man, Darnold's special," Jets safety Trumaine Johnson said. "And you see it. He's special, man. Kept us in the game, for sure." In all, it was very clear after the game that the Jets were in the contest because they had Darnold at the controls. "A great performance," Texans coach Bill O'Brien said of Darnold after the game. "He has a great future in this league. He's a competitor. He didn't do anything tonight that surprised me, but I will say that his ability to keep plays alive, his ability to take a hit and keep coming, his ability to get the ball down the field, he's a great player." We're just barely getting a peek at Darnold's potential, mainly because he isn't often afforded time or protection to operate within the comfort of a normal offense. Too often, Darnold has to bail out of the pocket and extend plays while frantically searching for targets. Lately, that target has been Anderson, who has caught two touchdown passes from Darnold in as many games. Beyond that, the pickings have been slim. Jermaine Kearse has all but disappeared from the offense. Darnold has instead been forced to rely on Chris Herndon and Roberts, and the results have been predictably underwhelming, save for Roberts' touchdown. This was painfully apparent when the Jetstrailed by seven late, needed a touchdown and didn't come anywhere near scoring. A season that would otherwise be considered lost can be savored just for the performances of Darnold, which for the first time in a while have given Gang Green's fans hope for the future.

Yes, lost my sister to cancer in May of this year, at the same age as your friend David. Friends and family, what we share and who we care for... R I P David.

Beautiful, what a monologue, Artie sounded like he is heading for a cardiac arrest.

Impressive !