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He had 11 sacks last year and was elite in run defense.

This is only something we've needed THE ENTIRE ******* TIME WE'VE RAN THE STUPID 3-4.

Maybe he sucks, maybe he's awesome. Throw some sh*t at the wall and see what sticks.


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37 minutes ago, The Troll said:

He had 11 sacks last year and was elite in run defense.

This is only something we've needed THE ENTIRE ******* TIME WE'VE RAN THE STUPID 3-4.

Maybe he sucks, maybe he's awesome. Throw some sh*t at the wall and see what sticks.


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I'm not against it at all is just like to see us also sign Glennon

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Because Mac is a p-ssy 
 
He will be an unemployed p-say next January
 


Perhaps, but I get the feeling not.

It feels like he was probably pressured by Woody immediately build a team to compete and now Woody is giving him a chance to do what should have been done in the first place: a complete rebuild. Which is fine, I guess, but it better be done with a new coach because I feel like Bowles can't possibly aide in the development of young players. He's just a robot of bewildered facial expressions. Has he ever been in the same place at the same time as Jim Caldwell?


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12 minutes ago, thadude said:

Because Mac is a p-ssy 

 

He will be an unemployed p-say next January

 

No, we're not signing him because giving Mike Glennon 14-15 million dollars per year is nothing short of f*cking stupid.  Jay Cutler, a better QB (that's not saying much) is getting cut for making similar money.  Now they're gonna blow their load on Glennon when they have all the leverage in the world.  That is an amazingly stupid front office in Chicago if they go through with this.  

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3 minutes ago, The Troll said:

 


Perhaps, but I get the feeling not.

It feels like he was probably pressured by Woody immediately build a team to compete and now Woody is giving him a chance to do what should have been done in the first place: a complete rebuild. Which is fine, I guess, but it better be done with a new coach because I feel like Bowles can't possibly aide in the development of young players. He's just a robot of bewildered facial expressions. Has he ever been in the same place at the same time as Jim Caldwell?


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Bowles and Mac are both gone after next season

 

Woody promised Mangini he'd get a 4th year after trading for Favre.  Woody has zero credibility to his word once he sees MetLife empty in early October and the Pats and Giants both dominating he will be giving Harbaugh a phone call

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Just now, Mogglez said:

No, we're not signing him because giving Mike Glennon 14-15 million dollars per year is nothing short of f*cking stupid.  Jay Cutler, a better QB, is getting cut for making similar money.  Now they're gonna blow their load on Glennon when they have all the leverage in the world.  That is an amazingly stupid front office in Chicago if they go through with this.  

We can give a crappy qb who can't throw $12 mil but a good qb who can throw $14 mil is f-cking stupid

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6 minutes ago, thadude said:

We can give a crappy qb who can't throw $12 mil but a good qb who can throw $14 mil is f-cking stupid

I don't like the guy, but giving Fitzpatrick 12 million for 1 year in the hopes that he could replicate the year he had in 2015 (the season where he put up Mike Glennon's career numbers in 15 and 1/4 games) was considered, by most fans, analysts, beat reporters, etc., to be "the right move".  

Mike Glennon is not a good QB so yeah, giving a young, inexperienced, and (so far) bad QB a LTD at 14-15mil per year is stupid.

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3 minutes ago, Mogglez said:

I don't like the guy, but giving Fitzpatrick 12 million for 1 year in the hopes that he could replicate the year he had in 2015 (the season where he put up Mike Glennon's career numbers in 15 and 1/4 games) was considered, by most fans, analysts, beat reporters, etc., to be "the right move".  

Mike Glennon is not a good QB so yeah, giving a young, inexperienced, and (so far) bad QB a LTD at 14-15mil per year is stupid.

Petty 3tds 7 ints

Hack sucks so bad in practice  he can't even dress for games

Glennon 30 tds 16 ints

 

 

Sorry bra

 

 

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35 minutes ago, thadude said:

Petty 3tds 7 ints

Hack sucks so bad in practice  he can't even dress for games

Glennon 30 tds 16 ints

 

 

Sorry bra

 

 

Petty - Yeah probably not our starter.  We agree there.

Hack - It was said by everyone from the day that we drafted him that he was going to sit and develop.  It was said that he wasn't going to play a single snap, barring injuries, before he even stepped on the field for rookie camp and yet people still need to be reminded of this almost daily on this forum.  Like it or not, Hack is an unknown right now and the priority is to evaluate him before picking a new QB up next year in a loaded class.  Unlike Glennon, figuring out this unknown quantity won't require us to cripple our CAP and, in a throwaway year, will have very little consequences going forward should it not work out.

Glennon - Hasn't played a meaningful snap of football in over 2 years and when he did, he didn't impress.  When he is in though, he beats up on sh*tty defenses in garbage time and ends up with okay numbers.  Not great.  Just okay.  Somehow that warrants giving him a long term deal worth 14-15 million per year.

 

Nah.  Sorry brah.  I'm not about that life.

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A roster full of holes, some quality free agents available, and we're going to spunk a truckload of money on a mediocre starter that even Green Bay (a team with a mediocre defence) didn't want to keep

A move like this and a trade for Johnson would really leave me questioning Maccs judgement

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Question - do guys who have racked up 10+ sacks a year for 3+ years EVER hit free agency when they're still in their prime?

Answer - No

 

Question - if a guy like that DID hit free agency, would you be able to sign him for $9m a year?

Answer - No

 

This is the nature of free agency ... very much like the draft, you're buying questions as well as answers. Risk as well as reward. All you can do is be as diligent as possible, mitigate the risks as best you can, and hope you get the rewards.

What's our other option? Sit back and hope Mauldin "gets it"? Draft a guy with even more questions than answers? I'm not saying roll up a security van and drown the guy in cash, but if the price fits, and the structure can allow an opt out, go for it. It's not like we haven't been screaming for a pass rush since Abe left town over 10 years ago..

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5 hours ago, thadude said:

We can give a crappy qb who can't throw $12 mil but a good qb who can throw $14 mil is f-cking stupid

Hey it's not just $14 million (probably more than that per season anyway).  It's $14 million per year with probably $30-$40 million guaranteed.  Not the same as a one-time, one-year blunder of $12 million.   I don't think Glennon is looking for a 1 or 2 year deal, do you?  So your comaprison is... well... #fakecomparison.

WHat was your prior screen name?  I know I've read your redundant rants before but can't place the screen name. 

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30 minutes ago, jamesr said:

Question - do guys who have racked up 10+ sacks a year for 3+ years EVER hit free agency when they're still in their prime?

Answer - No

 

Question - if a guy like that DID hit free agency, would you be able to sign him for $9m a year?

Answer - No

 

This is the nature of free agency ... very much like the draft, you're buying questions as well as answers. Risk as well as reward. All you can do is be as diligent as possible, mitigate the risks as best you can, and hope you get the rewards.

What's our other option? Sit back and hope Mauldin "gets it"? Draft a guy with even more questions than answers? I'm not saying roll up a security van and drown the guy in cash, but if the price fits, and the structure can allow an opt out, go for it. It's not like we haven't been screaming for a pass rush since Abe left town over 10 years ago..

Why not ? It took the guy you're supposedly preparing a huge contract for 3 years to get it, and you're hedging your bets because of the uncertainty. Mauldin has shown flashes, but injuries and his uncertainty about his playing weight can be used as a crutch . It's a rebuilding year, so instead of throwing huge cap dollars away , why not see what the people you  drafted can do or cut them loose and admit the mistake . Mauldin has this yr and next before a decision should be made, so I say give the kid the opportunity while drafting another option.

Jets should spend the money on our kids who have shown progress.

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10 hours ago, papz187 said:


That was my point. Pace was solid but he got a nice contract from us after having a very good contract year, similar to what this guy did last season. The reason I said he seems to be a poor man's version of Pace is because Pace had slightly higher production and was overall a higher pick if I recall correctly, and was very good, just nothing special who got overpaid after a big contract year.

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I just prefer to give the kid a chance before we crap on him and call him a poor mans Calvin Pace. Been awhile, like since Johnny Abe, we have had a good rusher off the edge. Plus if the goofballs up front get their crap together then he should be coming to play with much better front than he had in Green Bay. But I do see your point. Let's just hope not. 

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Even then it's concerning a guy who has 1 productive season but only plays half the snaps? Just because someone would be an upgrade doesn't mean we should go out and pay a kings ransom. He's had more than 4 sacks in a season once in his career. I'd rather spend that money on Hightower or Gilmore

9M for a scheme-diverse edge rusher isn't a king's ransom

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7 hours ago, The Troll said:

He had 11 sacks last year and was elite in run defense.

This is only something we've needed THE ENTIRE ******* TIME WE'VE RAN THE STUPID 3-4.

Maybe he sucks, maybe he's awesome. Throw some sh*t at the wall and see what sticks.


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where do you get elite in run defense ? Seriously where in the hell do you get this ??? He had 32 tackles in 2015 and 52 in 2016 do you know what that means ? Hes not an elite run stopper not by any stretch and hes a one trick pony another in a long line of one trick pony's the Jets have had over the years trying to turn into pass rushers.

Its time to draft football players, 3 down football players at the LB position and stop searching for a pass rushing specialist. The Jets need to draft some real LB's that can play the position and then when this team starts to get to the point of contention sign a proven pass rusher to get us over the top. 

I DO NOT like the idea of signing this guy at all and certainly not for elite money

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3 minutes ago, Gangrene said:

Packers to resign Perry to a five year deal according to PFT.

 

1 minute ago, Smashmouth said:

thank god

I did not want him until I heard this.  Now I am mad at the Jets for screwing this up.

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where do you get elite in run defense ? Seriously where in the hell do you get this ??? He had 32 tackles in 2015 and 52 in 2016 do you know what that means ? Hes not an elite run stopper not by any stretch and hes a one trick pony another in a long line of one trick pony's the Jets have had over the years trying to turn into pass rushers.
Its time to draft football players, 3 down football players at the LB position and stop searching for a pass rushing specialist. The Jets need to draft some real LB's that can play the position and then when this team starts to get to the point of contention sign a proven pass rusher to get us over the top. 
I DO NOT like the idea of signing this guy at all and certainly not for elite money


Um, from every damn blurb I read about him.


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I wonder what "monster offer" means.  I do enjoy handing monster contracts to other teams back ups.  It's a hoot! 

The one thing I will say about Capers in general though which could impact Perry's overall #'s, is he deploys a lot of situational pass rushers.  He moves guys in and out like crazy especially when they play that amobea style formation.  It's basically 6 pass rushers on the field at the same time. 

 

 

 

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22 minutes ago, Smashmouth said:

where do you get elite in run defense ? Seriously where in the hell do you get this ??? He had 32 tackles in 2015 and 52 in 2016 do you know what that means ? Hes not an elite run stopper not by any stretch and hes a one trick pony another in a long line of one trick pony's the Jets have had over the years trying to turn into pass rushers.

Its time to draft football players, 3 down football players at the LB position and stop searching for a pass rushing specialist. The Jets need to draft some real LB's that can play the position and then when this team starts to get to the point of contention sign a proven pass rusher to get us over the top. 

I DO NOT like the idea of signing this guy at all and certainly not for elite money

The league leaders in sacks only played 58% of his teams defensive snaps.  He's the definition of a one trick pony.  You dont need 3 down Football players on the edge at all.   You need guys who can get to the QB when asked to get to the QB. 

 

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Doesn't matter what the make-believe speculative "monster offer" was, it was all B.S., likely purely leaked by the players agent.

He resigned with the Packers.

Folks need to remember that 99% of the "News" in this period boils down to being PR statements and negotiation tools used by players agents, NOT actual leaks from teams showing interest.

When will folks learn?

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The Jets concluded that they needed an EDGE rusher to make their entire defense work.  The CBs will be better and cheaper if the Jets are getting a pass rusher.  For that reason both the Packers concluded that they needed to sign Perry.

My only negative reaction to the potential signing was that they appeared to be giving up on Mauldin.  Coach him up.  He can be the situational pass rusher, if he can play 16 games.

There will be players in the 2nd round that can add to the EDGE, if the Jets are out of the QB trap.

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