Props to Robby Anderson.

[Villain The Foe 11,261]

Kinda the unsung hero from last nights game. Obviously the names that captured the most attention was Darnold and his return, Adams key play to secure the game and Marcus Maye playing a really fantastic game. However, I want to make sure that Robby Anderson gets some love. It seems like anytime a thread is made on him it's to criticize some misunderstood public situation which usually turns into other things...

Dude had a really good game yesterday and really helped the Jets to get in position to put the game away early. What I liked the most was what Romo said about how Anderson has been "Open all year" and it's just been hard to get him the ball. Look at what happens when you hit this kid in stride. He's one of the most dangerous deep threats in the entire league. Sure, he's not a superstar, but he doesnt have to if our QB is a superstar. Hit Robby in stride and he will smoke anyone in front of him. Congrats to Robby and my guy @Losmeister. We've had our convo on this exact situation weeks ago. We knew it was coming. Darnold just free'd Robby! 

It felt good to see the Jets get a win in that fashion. The stadium was rocking. 

 

[Joe W. Namath 4,975]

Robby is the best player on our offense.  Hed be a top wr w/ a real qb.

Now that we possibley have a guy whos ready to be a real qb, robby is going to take off.

[jetstream23 29,839]

He did exactly what the Jets need him to do, make big plays!

Well done Robby.  I'd say that he even had two better catches in the game than the 92-yard splash play.  I don't recall them exactly but I remember one contested catch on the sideline pretty vividly.

I think Robby's game is becoming a little more well-rounded.  His hands are good and if he's running a larger set of routes more precisely then lookout!  THAT will open up lots of things because his speed has to be respected by CBs.

He'll get Gilmore next week in a big test for both him and Sam.

[Maxman 539,265]

I was definitely happy for Robby. Gase was tough on him in some early press conferences (which I like) and Robby showed a ton of maturity in how he responded -- or didn't respond (which I like even more). The kid seems like he has grown up and he is close to making some real money. He looked great yesterday. I still worry about his size but he plays bigger than he looks. And he now has the longest touchdown catch of the year.

[HessStation 28,575]

Dude can’t run a route and is a borderline liability on the field when it’s not a go route.

 

He’s a great #4 for a Super bowl contender tho.  

[The Crusher 219,441]

17 minutes ago, jetstream23 said:

He did exactly what the Jets need him to do, make big plays!

Well done Robby.  I'd say that he even had two better catches in the game than the 92-yard splash play.  I don't recall them exactly but I remember one contested catch on the sideline pretty vividly.

I think Robby's game is becoming a little more well-rounded.  His hands are good and if he's running a larger set of routes more precisely then lookout!  THAT will open up lots of things because his speed has to be respected by CBs.

He'll get Gilmore next week in a big test for both him and Sam.

After the near miss for the long one against the Bills this was so awesome to see. 92 damn yards!!!!!

[The Crusher 219,441]

20 minutes ago, Maxman said:

I was definitely happy for Robby. Gase was tough on him in some early press conferences (which I like) and Robby showed a ton of maturity in how he responded -- or didn't respond (which I like even more). The kid seems like he has grown up and he is close to making some real money. He looked great yesterday. I still worry about his size but he plays bigger than he looks. And he now has the longest touchdown catch of the year.

He has every thing it takes. The one knock is he does need to get stronger, especially his hands strength. Other than that kid has all the tools and has growng into a guy you can be happy to have on your team. Go Robby!

[BUM-KNEE 15,024]

Glad for Robby and glad he's here on the Jets.

Hope he rips off a 94 yarder against the Rats.

[UntouchableCrew 6,061]

I've been a huge Robby supporter forever. Guy is a big, fast physical receiver who tracks the ball well and has good hands. Every time he's gotten good QB play he's put up numbers.

He's a chucklehead and is a little one dimensional but he's one of the best playmaker receivers we've had in the last 25 years.

[Bleedin Green 79,941]

Anderson had a very good game, and deserves definite credit for it, but his inconsistency is still a thing, and goes beyond this year.  He seems to have grown up, which is great, and if that includes him getting over his past ego of thinking of himself as a top guy, then the price may very well be right to bring him back.  Bottom line, he's got the talent to be a very good complementary player, but has never shown the ability to be a "top guy."  There's nothing wrong with that as long as he understands that too, because teams need plenty of those guys to fill out a complete roster.

Another guy who deserves some credit among the WRs is Demaryius Thomas.  That move was pretty widely panned early on, but I had thought he was starting to look a little better last week (despite the mess that game was overall), and he did very well with his opportunities yesterday.

Both of them, combined with Crowder, may not be truly elite prospects at this point in their careers, but they at least provide Darnold a variety of options capable of playing, which will get better when Herndon finally returns, so that's at least a step in the right direction.

[nycdan 19,466]

DT definitely came to play yesterday.  Made some tough catches.  And he had a much better day than either Antonio Brown or Josh Gordon.  Hopefully he will carve up NE next week like a pumpkin.

[Sarge4Tide 8,334]

There were a couple of times during the game when someone was either talking smack to him or pushing him a little extra and he didn't react or say anything back, which impressed me (almost) as much as the long TD

[Untouchable 14,567]

1 minute ago, nycdan said:

DT definitely came to play yesterday.  Made some tough catches.  And he had a much better day than either Antonio Brown or Josh Gordon.  Hopefully he will carve up NE next week like a pumpkin.

After DT goes for 7 catches, 92 yards and a TD next week...

 

[Barry McCockinner 14,591]

Love hearing the stadium roar

[genot 1,993]

He is real good. Let's trade him.

[BUM-KNEE 15,024]

13 minutes ago, Sarge4Tide said:

There were a couple of times during the game when someone was either talking smack to him or pushing him a little extra and he didn't react or say anything back, which impressed me (almost) as much as the long TD

Yeah I saw that too

[sec101row23 7,941]

Robby can be productive when there are other receivers that draw attention.  He can’t carry a WR group, but he can be a nice compliment.  If DT and Crowder stay healthy he could have a nice season.  

[Villain The Foe 11,261]

 

[joewilly12 24,370]

Congrats to Robby Anderson I have been very tough on the kid.

Good WR's do what he did yesterday every week, here's hoping that quality of play continues. 

[Greenbloodblitz 3,032]

8 minutes ago, Villain The Foe said:

 

 Why can't he close his lips and say the "M" sound? This is what bothers me about Robby..

[rangerous 4,010]

1 hour ago, Villain The Foe said:

Kinda the unsung hero from last nights game. Obviously the names that captured the most attention was Darnold and his return, Adams key play to secure the game and Marcus Maye playing a really fantastic game. However, I want to make sure that Robby Anderson gets some love. It seems like anytime a thread is made on him it's to criticize some misunderstood public situation which usually turns into other things...

Dude had a really good game yesterday and really helped the Jets to get in position to put the game away early. What I liked the most was what Romo said about how Anderson has been "Open all year" and it's just been hard to get him the ball. Look at what happens when you hit this kid in stride. He's one of the most dangerous deep threats in the entire league. Sure, he's not a superstar, but he doesnt have to if our QB is a superstar. Hit Robby in stride and he will smoke anyone in front of him. Congrats to Robby and my guy @Losmeister. We've had our convo on this exact situation weeks ago. We knew it was coming. Darnold just free'd Robby! 

It felt good to see the Jets get a win in that fashion. The stadium was rocking. 

 

that was almost a game changing play.  when was the last time the jets came out and had an "in your face" score. one play 6 pts.  it doesn't get much better than that.  and robbie made a couple more nice receptions.

[Patriot Killa 22,325]

Something tells me BB will try to limit RA deep and cover Crowder over the middle. Sam getting Herndon back is right on time. He’s going to need DT on his game as well. Finding completions and not forcing anything is key. Belicheck will definitely look to take away what we do good on offense.

[peekskill68 1,963]

34 minutes ago, sec101row23 said:

Robby can be productive when there are other receivers that draw attention.  He can’t carry a WR group, but he can be a nice compliment.  If DT and Crowder stay healthy he could have a nice season.  

Agree.  Put him with Crowder, Herndon and DT from 5-6 years ago and that's a very good group...

[Villain The Foe 11,261]

 

[Barry McCockinner 14,591]

1 hour ago, Patriot Killa said:

Something tells me BB will try to limit RA deep and cover Crowder over the middle. Sam getting Herndon back is right on time. He’s going to need DT on his game as well. Finding completions and not forcing anything is key. Belicheck will definitely look to take away what we do good on offense.

Bell is our most dangerous weapon so if bb wants to sit back and cover the pass feel free. 

[The Crusher 219,441]

2 hours ago, Joe W. Namath said:

Robby is the best player on our offense.  Hed be a top wr w/ a real qb.

Now that we possibley have a guy whos ready to be a real qb, robby is going to take off.

Huh? When did we cut LeVeon Bell?

[The Crusher 219,441]

1 hour ago, Villain The Foe said:

 

Amazing the growth in this young man. Can't help but love the guy. 

[Losmeister 6,802]

disagree with hand strength.

disagree w/ picking on his accent.

Does everything James Lofton /Ted Ginn did/does and will continue to., here or elsewhere...  cos, believe me, other teams will be interested,...

[rangerous 4,010]

3 hours ago, Patriot Killa said:

Something tells me BB will try to limit RA deep and cover Crowder over the middle. Sam getting Herndon back is right on time. He’s going to need DT on his game as well. Finding completions and not forcing anything is key. Belicheck will definitely look to take away what we do good on offense.

the biggest issue is if the refs call a clean game.  gilmore is the only corner worth much on that team.  the rest of the guys bump, pull, face guard, on every play.

[genot 1,993]

4 hours ago, HessStation said:

Dude can’t run a route and is a borderline liability on the field when it’s not a go route.

 

He’s a great #4 for a Super bowl contender tho.  

Butt fumble of the year.  Congrats.

[Losmeister 6,802]

1 minute ago, genot said:

Butt fumble of the year.  Congrats.

when someone says shcitt that is that ******* retqarded? ignore list.

ps-cimini on the 92 yder ( Robbie had to move toward the safety to catch the ball cos Sam threw it a bit inside.)

"Anderson got separation, although not a lot -- 1.7 yards when the pass arrived."

 

[genot 1,993]

3 minutes ago, Losmeister said:

when someone says shcitt that is that ******* retqarded? ignore list.

ps-cimini on the 92 yder ( Robbie had to move toward the safety to catch the ball cos Sam threw it a bit inside.)

"Anderson got separation, although not a lot -- 1.7 yards when the pass arrived."

 

Even if Robby only could run those go routes,{which is not true}, he does it so well, so consistently that it opens up the short and intermediate routes for everyone else. If darnold has some time to throw the football, he'll beat Gilmore deep. Very few receivers can blow the lid off a defense as consistently as Anderson. It's a rare commodity in the NFL.

[JiF 149,941]

4 hours ago, Villain The Foe said:

 

His face was priceless.  First it was bitch, you stupid, what kind of question is that duh, to, Sam makes me feel good smile, I'm looking at you when I say this eyes. 

[JiF 149,941]

2 hours ago, The Crusher said:

Huh? When did we cut LeVeon Bell?

The way the Pats use James White in the passing game, is how we need to start using Bell.  We clearly cant create any push with the OL,. Bell literally is met by 4 guys at the LOS every run play and has to make something out of nothing.  Start using him in the short passing game, he is guaranteed to make the first guy miss.  If Herndon is back, they could do some fun trip sets with Anderson, Herndon, Bell, Crowder, Thomas, Montgomery.  I'd like to see some of that next week.  Sam needs to be getting the ball out fast vs. that pass rush.  

[HessStation 28,575]

1 hour ago, genot said:

Even if Robby only could run those go routes,{which is not true}, he does it so well, so consistently that it opens up the short and intermediate routes for everyone else. If darnold has some time to throw the football, he'll beat Gilmore deep. Very few receivers can blow the lid off a defense as consistently as Anderson. It's a rare commodity in the NFL.

Everything you said would be true except the fact that you think he’s a good route runner. If he was he’d actually be a real #1 instead of a #4, 3 at best on a super bowl contending offense. 
He’s one dimensional, which is still an asset for a good team. Some of you guys have the greenish tint of rose colored glasses though.