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1 hour ago, Prez33 said:

Sorry but George Clooney is an actor not a professional football player. 

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Just logged on saw Jetlaws post and was wondering if anyone would pick up on this- was going to post something similar but clearly you beat me to it. 

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36 minutes ago, Doggin94it said:

I just don't see him fitting on this team. He's been Up In the Air too long, and thinks he's Batman when he's not. Paying him significant money would just be opening the casino vault to a team of bank robbers, and put the Jets in the financial ER. No thanks. sandra bullock stars GIF

Keep in mind he's set to Descend into a lot of money, too.

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49 minutes ago, choon328 said:

4th round picks rarely become starters.  Something like 13% of the time.  People are making too big of a deal over it. And you can't keep paying veteran QB's to back up Darnold when he gets his $30 million extension. 

Yep.  Hopefully Morgan will be ready to take over # 2 duties in 2021 so that we don't have to keep Flacco (or sign another vet) beyond 2020.  

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The base pay is under 2 mil a good signing except he’s coming off of neck surgery. We’re seeing good experienced vets like him and Dalton signing for lower amounts of money on one year deals. But puts us in a much better place than we were last year. 

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6 minutes ago, Gibby said:

Just logged on saw Jetlaws post and was wondering if anyone would pick up on this- was going to post something similar but clearly you beat me to it. 

I’m quick on the trigger. 

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40 minutes ago, choon328 said:

4th round picks rarely become starters.  Something like 13% of the time.  People are making too big of a deal over it. And you can't keep paying veteran QB's to back up Darnold when he gets his $30 million extension. 

That's a 13% chance vs. a 0% chance for a 3rd string QB who won't dress for a single game in 2020.  For a bad team with a bad roster, this is a terrible strategy IMO. 

Legit teams have legit backup QB's.  If the Jets are a playoff contending team under Darnold, you can bet your bottom dollar that the GM will find a way to have a legit backup on the roster every year.  

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1 hour ago, PS17 said:

Has anyone else had the career trajectory of Flacco? First round pick, moderately skilled, won consistently with a very good team around him, eventually a Super Bowl. And then just average at best and in rapid decline after the first contract. 

No, I don't think so.  And he was simply brilliant in that 2012 postseason too.  11 TDs, 0 INTs, over 9.0 yards/attempt, and a QB Rating ranging from 106.2 to 125.6 in the 4 games.  Simply incredible. 

There's never been a QB to play that well in a postseason and look so bad ever since.  

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1 minute ago, Jetsfan80 said:

Yep, and even then, Eli's numbers in each of his SB runs weren't as good as Flacco's were in that 2012 postseason.   

One could argue Flacco’s 2012 postseason was the best in history (maybe Rodgers in 2010 is up there too). He beat rookie Luck, Manning and Brady both on the road, and then the loaded Niners. And not one blemish in four games. Staggering. 

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7 minutes ago, PS17 said:

One could argue Flacco’s 2012 postseason was the best in history (maybe Rodgers in 2010 is up there too). He beat rookie Luck, Manning and Brady both on the road, and then the loaded Niners. And not one blemish in four games. Staggering. 

I'd put Steve Young's 1994 postseason high on that list, possibly # 1.  9 TDs/0 INTs in 3 games (including a 6 TD Super Bowl), 2 Rushing TDs, and the team averaged 43.6 points per game.

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2 minutes ago, pdxgreen said:

1.  Darnold

2.  Flacco

3.  Fales

4. Morgan

5.  White

That's not exactly terribly depth going into camp.  Douglas has fonr a great job of getting better depth on this team.  At almost every position.

Scary isn’t it....  a GM that isn’t a fukkin arsehole. 

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1 hour ago, jetspenguin said:

Good signing even though I'm not a fan at least we can say buh buy to Fales who was nothing more than a place holder until we filled out the rest of the roster.

Sent from the Suicide Watch desk.
 

Agreed Fales not much different than Falk.  Neither should ever be on an NFL roster again.  Then again Mike Maccagnan should be barred from the Janitor’s room at every NFL Franchise (and that actually appears to be the case).  But back from going off on a tangent.  Looks like REAL NFL moves are taking place under the stewardship of Joseph Douglas.

I don’t know how anyone could be against this signing.

Hypothetically, Darnold goes down in the 15th game, last game is a must win for a playoff berth, are the Jets way better off today than they were yesterday, if this scenario actually were to play out?

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1 hour ago, Sonny Werblin said:

Not a big fan of the Morgan pick. What's done is done. I'm a little curious about the coincidence that Morgan has a lot of the same attributes as Flacco. It's like they have a "type" for back up QB. 

I don't buy the type hype.

I just think they were tired of having guys not much better than I am coming in to take snaps.

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56 minutes ago, ChuckkieB said:

That's a 13% chance vs. a 0% chance for a 3rd string QB who won't dress for a single game in 2020.  For a bad team with a bad roster, this is a terrible strategy IMO. 

Legit teams have legit backup QB's.  If the Jets are a playoff contending team under Darnold, you can bet your bottom dollar that the GM will find a way to have a legit backup on the roster every year.  

Or they can draft and develop one like they did and save about $5 million per year. And over half the draft picks this year will have zero impact on any game in 2020. Anything beyond the 3rd round rarely makes a noticeable impact year 1.

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1 hour ago, Doggin94it said:

I just don't see him fitting on this team. He's been Up In the Air too long, and thinks he's Batman when he's not. Paying him significant money would just be opening the casino vault to a team of bank robbers, and put the Jets in the financial ER. No thanks. sandra bullock stars GIF

 

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