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Not sure how it’s possible but Zach is the worst QB we’ve drafted in the last 15 years.

Crowd is going to be brutal next week. Mike White chants pregame.

14 and counting

Is this satire?

Funny how Mac Jones completes 10 straight, isn’t it?

They don’t have the balls to bench Zach. We deserve better.

Shotgun at the goal line. Sure.

A QB needs to be able to see the field. It’s pretty apparent Zach does not. Painful to watch.

If the jets lose?

I'd suspect we'll hear more about Fant, Mitchell and Davis once the team returns to practice next week. Brown is entrenched as our LT, which is bad news for Fant since Fant plays much better on the left side. It will be interesting if the team messes with the OL and puts Fant at RT when he's healthy, or if they roll with what's been working. Mitchell probably returns to a bench role- what the team envisioned for him before all the injuries. Looking at 2023, I'd think the plan is to roll with Brown at LT for another year, Mitchell at RT unless Becton finally.. (nah, it will be Mitchell) AVT and Tomlinson at G, and I'd guess they bring back McGovern. Wildcard is if they decide to cut Tomlinson ($8M cap savings but $8M dead money) and bring back Herbig, but I think Herbig is playing himself into a nice starters contract this offseason. Plus Tomlinson is starting to play how the Jets expected he would. Too many lineman. What a good problem to have.

Nope. It’s asinine. We’ve seen Moore’s talent. Scheme a way to get the ball into his hands 3-5 times a game. Besides Garrett he’s the biggest playmaker our offense has.

The idea that they'd deactivate Moore so that Jeff Smith can play special teams is asinine.

For as much of my life I waste lurking and occasionally posting here, it's pretty sad I usually can't match old troll usernames with their current incarnation.

Ah, confusing chart. It tracks each pick through every trade it's been involved in. And their info isn't complete. Looks like the current holder of each pick is in the column furthest on the right. Jets have 6 picks as of today in 2023. Could end up with one each in rounds 1-6, or 1-4, and two 6ths depending on the conditional James Robinson pick.

Agree with this post, and we all need to step back every once in a while to appreciate that after a dozen years of futility there's real reason for some optimism. But I'm only seeing 6 picks in 2023 - one each in rounds 1-5 and the Texans 6th rounder. Are you factoring in projected comp picks?

Bo Jackson & Jerry Rice.

Likewise knee surgery for a 400lb man is no walk in the park. But hindsight is always an advantage.

Because treatment for a first time patellar dislocation is generally conservative until/unless the injury reoccurs.

A couple of things that had me yelling at the teevee like an unhinged lunatic last Sunday: 1) how do the Pats constantly get away with engaging in blocks downfield on passing plays before the ball is caught? 2) why are Jeff Smith and Braxton Berrios on the field so much? I like Berrios but with Davis out you need to get Moore on the field. 3) Zach. It’s all be covered. The mechanics are worrying. His instincts seem just as bad. You can’t see your WRs when you’re bailing out of the pocket and spinning backwards at the slightest sense of pressure.

I’m a jets fan. I want Zach to succeed. Reality is he sucks. Misses easy completions. Can’t get through progressions. Can avoid a rusher only to spin 15 yards backwards and throw it away. He’s easily flustered and is bringing the team down. time for a change.

I want this to be wrong but I’m pretty sure it’s dead on.

Nah, **** it. Embarrass them twice.

despite the injuries, our offense is still light years ahead of anywhere it's been since 2015. and our defense is ballin'. 2022 really comes down to whether Zach can avoid being an albatross.

****.