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(No offense) but think VTF made the board unreadable with his Glennon nonsense for like a whole year, and even the Baker stuff was a bit much this offseason, but I do agree with his points here about Glennon, and I agree with his assessment of Baker having a Jeff Garcia type career. When put in that perspective, he’ll be a good QB. But I want more. I think (and hope) that Darnold gets there.

This article appeals to my fandom, but is a whole lot of WTF. (1) we do not have the best QB room. That belongs to GB. It could be Rodgers, Sanchez, and Geno, and it would still be the best QB room in the league. (2) McCown will not fetch more than a conditional extra-late round pick that can move up to just a late round pick. What McCown provides the rookie QB and the OC on the Jets this year is far more valuable than the Jets 2019 6th round pick who will be out of the league by 2021. (3) No one will give the Jets “a haul” for a Teddy on a 1 year deal, but he will still fetch more than McCown. He is also more expendable from a Jets long-term vantage given that he’ll want to start and will not re-sign with us. Combine that with point #2, and there should be absolutely no way that the Jets move McCown and keep TB. That would be stupid.

I have no idea what I just read.

Namath is the only QB I would have taken that predates my existence- for obvious reasons. Congrats. Hopefully we do this again next offseason. I have some fun wrinkles that we could try if interested @Paradis

Sam threw 3 TDs on 3 consecutive plays - each one harder than the last. The fact that only 1 of them counted is not on him. 3 against DC Walmart employees > 2 against NYC metro Walmart employees. edit: he also only had 1 true incompletion in his first 9 attempts and displayed pocket presence, mobility, and playmaking ability with his arm when the pocket broke down. Then he was shut down for the rest of the game except for the third down rollout to the left and perfect pass throwing on the run against his body.

YOU TAKE THOSE CURSES OFF YOUR FEET AND THROW THEM IN THE TRASH OUTSIDE OF METLIFE RIGHT NOW! DO NOT BRING THEM ANYWHERE NEAR DARNOLD!

I'm loving this thread. Great work guys. Keep it up!

That's awful. Truth be told, my wife and I spent 13 days in April touring Naples, Amalfi Coast, and Rome. Last September we did northern Italy. In general, Pizza in Italy outside of Naples, was awful. I don't mean not great - I mean awful like I'm mad we spent our time and money on it. I'm sure this will be controversial on this forum, but the best pizza I've had of the four major sub-types that I enjoy (Neapolitan, Italian-American, NY, and greasy american) I've had is in CT. Neapolitan from a small town in CT called Branford where the owner/chef came from a small village outside of Naples three years ago. Phenomenal stuff.

meh, tomato - potahto.

I'm a vegetarian Indian-American, and I guarantee you my homemade, crispy, seasoned, 00 flour thin crust...topped with vodka sauce, caramelized onions, sauteed broccoli and garlic, real mooz and pecorino, and homemade chili oil will beat any pizza you've ever eaten. Ever.

Christmas at my house is homemade pizza and good ole Coca-cola. And no joke, my wife and I agreed on Tuesday that that's what we're doing for Sam Darnold day today. So today really is Christmas for me. And I'm not even christian or italian!

Exactly why I haven't even visited the hampur in months, and exactly why I enjoy this forum so much.

So, another day on JN?

Whose mans is this?

If you’re looking at both on the same play, you’re taking a sack. It’s telling that you didn’t answer my second question, because you know the answer would weaken your argument. The correct answers are: you’d look at Kearse first when you need a first on 3rd and 7, and you’d look at Robby first if you’re looking to call a shot play on 1st and 10 from your own 35. Stating that Robby is not a possession receiver is not slighting him. It’s a fact. He stretches the field and can hit a big play any time he’s on the field, but a possession guy he is not. Randy Moss also wasn’t a possession receiver, and he’s my favorite WR ever. Nothing wrong with knowing who you are and playing to your strengths.