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Highly encouraged by what I’m seeing from Gase


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3 minutes ago, CrazyCarl40 said:

Darnold is a smart kid. This is the least surprising news ever. Gase has always been in over his head. 

Firmly explains the rollouts and bootlegs yesterday. Those were like momentum boosters to each drive they hit on one. Darnold on the run is highly highly effective and Darnold knows this.

Good on him for walking into his office and telling him this sh*t ain’t working and we need to change some things if you want the best out of me. 

He isnt Peyton Manning. Don’t ask Sam Darnold to be a statue behind the worst OL in the world.

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8 minutes ago, FireTheJohnsons said:

Yeah, so are we, we are so awful we rightfully fired our GM. We have a safety and a young QB and an old RB, and nothing else. No line, weak WRs, no pass rush, no corners, we suck. 

All of that is irrelevant in regards to whether or not the team is improving under Gase. Go play a good game against a team like the Raiders who is better.

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26 minutes ago, CrazyCarl40 said:

Name calling. Nice. You’re a classy fellow. 

Beating the Cowboys without half of their offense? Not that impressive. Go out and beat the Ravens or the Raiders or the Steelers or the Bills the next few weeks? Okay sure. But let’s not pretend the goal of this season was 6-10 and a bottom third offense. 

The Ravens? LOL! They just beat the snot out of team that Bill Obrien has been building with Watson for 4 years now! Watsons WR is Deondre Hopkins. Some people think the Ravens are the best team in the league right now & that's how you'll judge the HC? This season is about 2 things, Sam Darnold & finding out who stays & who goes, period. 

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25 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

Remember when Evil Adam Gase whom everyone in the locker room hated because he was inflexible and arrogant was killing Sam Darnold. <lights corn cob pipe> Well, son, I remember

Pepperidge Farm remembers. 

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4 minutes ago, Jetster said:

The Ravens? LOL! They just beat the snot out of team that Bill Obrien has been building with Watson for 4 years now! Watsons WR is Deondre Hopkins. Some people think the Ravens are the best team in the league right now & that's how you'll judge the HC? This season is about 2 things, Sam Darnold & finding out who stays & who goes, period. 

So, they are allowed to be humiliated by the Ravens?  I understand being overmatched, but they can't have another sh*tshow like the Patriots game.  

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It's crazy.

People kill gase for not adjusting to his players strengths. 

People kill gase for listening to his QB and adjusting to his players strengths.

People constantly posting about how the jets have the worse OL in history, worst CBs in history, worst pass rush in history. And how the team has a sub 500 roster.

But somehow, in his first season with the team and a QB hes only played like 6 games with, and a roster he had very little to do with building he should have a winning record.

I love Jets fans. Lol

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2 hours ago, Jetster said:

They already did moron, that team was the Dallas Cowboys, oh, but, but, they had injuries & were missing players, cry me a f*cking river! No team in the NFL has had more bad luck with injuries & illness than this NY Jet team! Period! 

Make your point without insults, that isn't cool.

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1 hour ago, Patriot Killa said:

Firmly explains the rollouts and bootlegs yesterday. Those were like momentum boosters to each drive they hit on one. Darnold on the run is highly highly effective and Darnold knows this.

Good on him for walking into his office and telling him this sh*t ain’t working and we need to change some things if you want the best out of me. 

He isnt Peyton Manning. Don’t ask Sam Darnold to be a statue behind the worst OL in the world.

You do recognize why this is though, no?  The roll out typically comes after play action which hopefully freezes the defense, and then, by moving to one side, it cuts the field in half, effectively removing defenders he has to worry about, and minimizing his need to make decisions.  For the most part, he can focus on one pass catcher and one defender.  While this may improve his ability to make plays, it ought to be concerning that he needs this simplification to succeed.  While anyone can recognize the problems of our line, Darnold needs to be able to understand a defense in full, and find the open man, if he’s going to succeed long term.

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1 hour ago, CrazyCarl40 said:

 

Yes. Without their two top receivers and half of their offensive line. Dallas in a rematch would roll. Also, what happened after that Dallas game? Did the coach take that momentum and run with it? Or did he crap the bed the next few weeks?

That's a silly argument.  What about the Jets without, arguably, their two best offensive weapons...their best defensive player and an awful lot of other injuries, including their offensive line.

You can't give other team excuses for injuries but not the Jets.

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Time will tell. 

As our Owner made clear, Gase will be our coach even if we now finish 3-13 this year, so no point making any definitive statements now.

We'll see where we are this time next year.  And the year after that, most likely.  We all know who would have kept him, and who wouldn't.  Time will prove those groups right (or wrong), respectively.

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27 minutes ago, Jet Nut said:

Or half a season for the OL to protect long enough for thee plays to develop and open up and be called 

Is there much in the way of similarity between the O-line starters yesterday and those of opening day?

Seems like most of the line now playing better are not the players in those spots on opening day.

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2 hours ago, maury77 said:

If you have a subscription to the Athletic, there is an article on this topic today. Basically, Darnold took ownership of the offense 3 weeks ago, told Gase to take certain plays out and emphasize other plays more often. As of 3 weeks ago, the offense has noticeably improved. 

Yes, and Bell said something like "Darnold became a man" this week and took it to the next level or something like that. It is definitely encouraging. Plus we are also seeing great improvement in some of the young defensive players, and Austin looks every bit like a first round talent at CB. Small sample size sure, but in his 1.5 games he has looked like a pro bowl QB and the secondary has been completely different.

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