Dcat

you do know that this is mutually exclusive with being a Jets fan, right?

a little Lou Reed cover 1st. love the Popa

sometimes yelling is ok. There can be deadly quiet confrontations too. Ditka basically fires his assistant coach while being miked up. wait for: "You won't call any more". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEenl8fkUy8

Darnold failed to cover his mouth when he coughed in the huddle. That mono, you know. Or is it flu now?

So even though Gase is patently and obviously horrible, you're saying it would be MORE horrible if he's fired? You are probably right, but allow me to vent: The Jets hire TERRIBLE HCs. Almost always. Then they hold them way too long (4 years for Bowles??? really??? more for Rex?). I have zero confidence Gase will be any better as a HC next year. He doesn't use the weapons around him and is a stubborn mule. No like what I see here so far.

@Maxman should put that on the forum banner.

I don't think Gase has any idea what he is doing. Why cant we ever get a coach or coordinators who creates a game plan based on the skill sets of his players instead of his own pre-determined agenda? How Gase misused Bell this year is INEXCUSABLE.

here is the alleged reason: Giants waive-injured DB Jenkins after his Twitter rant Fri Dec 13 11:27am ET Players: Janoris Jenkins Detroit Lions wide receiver Danny Amendola (80) is tackled by New York Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins (20) during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Rick Osentoski) Philadelphia Eagles' Jay Ajayi (28) is tackled by New York Giants' Dalvin Tomlinson (94), Janoris Jenkins (20), Corey Ballentine (25) and Michael Thomas (31) during the first half of an NFL football game against the New York Giants, Monday, Dec. 9, 2019, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J (AP) The New York Giants waived-injured cornerback Janoris Jenkins on Friday, days after he engaged in a Twitter conversation in which he used offensive language. Jenkins had said he injured his ankle in Monday night's loss at Philadelphia that dropped the Giants to 2-11 with nine straight losses. But coach Pat Shurmur made it clear that Jenkins' actions on social media played a major role in the decision to release him. Jenkins defended his use of the word ''retard'' in an exchange with a fan, saying it was acceptable language where he grew up. ''This was an organizational decision,'' Shurmur said. ''From ownership to management to our football operations, we felt it was in the best interests of the franchise and the player. Obviously, what happened this week, and the refusal to acknowledge the inappropriate and offensive language, was the determining factor.'' Moments after being released, Jenkins tweeted: ''Best news ever.. Thank you.'' A former Pro Bowl cornerback, Jenkins signed a five-year, $62 million deal with New York in 2016. He never lived up to his previous performances while with the Rams, however. Recently, the eight-yeahe also has been highly critical of defensive coordinator James Bettcher and the team's defensive schemes.

making cap room for Leonard Williams extension? (one can hope, right?)

If I am Woody and Chris, I move to one of these states:

They all do it. NFL players feel that they are one big family. The old days are gone. Get over it. You have your head in 1975. Embarrassing.

welcome to 2019. All the players do this now. Haven't you noticed? No big deal. Plenty of other stuff to cry about. This isn't one of them.

It will take that long for the Jets to get to a superbowl anyway.

BUT YOU ARE ALREADY FAMOUS IN THESE PARTS!