Saleh’s staff (so far).

[Mogglez 19,866]

 

There are some great friggin’ names in there.

[Scoop24 5,197]

Greg Knapp at QB coach is pretty good

[Zachtomims47 6,649]

I don’t know these names. So I assume they’re the best. 

[Ghost 111,481]

As long as Deshaun Watson approves. 

[Scoop24 5,197]

 

[The Troll 97,588]

I thought I read the other day that Miles Austin was the WRs coach?

[mrcoops 6,759]

Knapp as QB coach is a terrific hire.

Saleh means business - he is building a quality staff.

[68JET11 1,416]

What's holding up on some names to hear for DC and that staff.  I figured him being on the Defensive side he would have had that worked out before Offense... Just my guess.

[Jet_Engine1 15,845]

Thats a really solid group. And hooray, we have QB Coach again, and Ron Calabrese was also a QB..., Denver apparently tried to start HIM for their Covid game, but the NFL shot it down.

[peekskill68 2,429]

Denver tried to activate Calabrese as a player this year when all their QB's caught COVID... 

[section314 10,622]

3 minutes ago, mrcoops said:

Knapp as QB coach is a terrific hire.

Saleh means business - he is building a quality staff.

Name sounds so familiar...please refresh.

[Jet_Engine1 15,845]

1 minute ago, section314 said:

Name sounds so familiar...please refresh.

Been a QB coach/OC for 20 years.

[mrcoops 6,759]

Just now, section314 said:

Name sounds so familiar...please refresh.

He's been QB coach for a load of teams, and has also been OC for few teams including SF, Atlanta and the Raiders.

Really experienced coach and has a good history with QBs.

[section314 10,622]

1 minute ago, Jet_Engine1 said:

Been a QB coach/OC for 20 years.

tnx

[section314 10,622]

Just now, mrcoops said:

He's been QB coach for a load of teams, and has also been OC for few teams including SF, Atlanta and the Raiders.

Really experienced coach and has a good history with QBs.

Tnx

[HawkeyeJet 14,436]

 

[SouthernJet 159,321]

9 minutes ago, 68JET11 said:

What's holding up on some names to hear for DC and that staff.  I figured him being on the Defensive side he would have had that worked out before Offense... Just my guess.

maybe some on the 4 remaining teams?

[Scoop24 5,197]

 

[Lith 26,714]

So, we are actually going to have a QB coach.  In addition to an offensive coordinator.  And a Passing Game cooordinator who is not doing double duty as a DB coach as Dennard Wilson was.

Nice.

[Be_a_Jet 502]

I love how the team is just already feeling different. It seems very much so a meritocracy which is far and away from how the organization has been run over the years. We were letting people bring in their friends, family, old players that "fit the system" - it was embarrassing and as a fan who tries to spin it in a positive way it was tough when you had Greg Williams bring his son or Gase bring Gore and play him over the much faster and all around better younger backs just for example.

Douglas earned the right to choose the HC, he chose a HC who earned the spot - someone he didn't even know or have ties too. Saleh is bringing in guys from multiple teams and although I'm sure he knows them it seems very much so deliberate and calculated. 

We're getting a little bit of respect for once from players and media heads alike. Which isn't important but lets face it, doesn't hurt especially when we just spent the last decade basically being the butt of everyones jokes and on the wrong side of twitter haha. 

 

 

[HawkeyeJet 14,436]

2 minutes ago, Lith said:

So, we are actually going to have a QB coach.  In addition to an offensive coordinator.  And a Passing Game cooordinator who is not doing double duty as a DB coach as Dennard Wilson was.

Nice.

It's as if we catapulted into modern football thinking from the stone age in a matter of 2 weeks.

[Sonny Werblin 6,295]

11 minutes ago, Scoop24 said:

 

Saleh is doing a great job hiring guys to compliment each other. Lafleur needed help in the run game and the Jets needed a better O line coach. Two Birds, One stone. And Lafleur and Benton have already worked together.  

[Irish Jet 241,452]

Honestly hard not to be optimistic right now. We have to see it on the field but the feedback couldn't be much better.

[32EBoozer 8,271]

2 minutes ago, Lith said:

So, we are actually going to have a QB coach.  In addition to an offensive coordinator.  And a Passing Game cooordinator who is not doing double duty as a DB coach as Dennard Wilson was.

Nice.

I wonder what his plans are for DC & ST Coordinator?

[C Mart 5,040]

18 minutes ago, Mogglez said:

 

There are some great friggin’ names in there.

Calabrese was rumored to be a possibility to start at quarterback for the Broncos in 2020 for their game against the Saints after all of their quarterbacks were ruled out due to COVID-19 protocols and he took offensive practice reps. However, the NFL quickly shot down the idea.

A native of Islip Terrace, New York, Calabrese played quarterback at East Islip High School, where he broke the school records for career passing yards and touchdowns, set by former NFL MVP and Calabrese's mentor Boomer Esiason.

Calabrese played college football at UCF from 2008 to 2012. As a true freshman, he led the team in passing yards, completions, and passing attempts. After starting the first two games in 2009 as a sophomore, he was benched for Brett Hodges and spent the remainder of the season as a reserve quarterback. He suffered a serious knee injury as a junior in a game against Marshall and sat out his senior season. As a redshirt senior, he split time at both quarterback and wide receiver while taking on more of a mentor role.

[Lith 26,714]

10 minutes ago, section314 said:

Name sounds so familiar...please refresh.

Greg Knapp.  Falcons QB Coach in 2020,  Bio from AtlantaFalcons.com.  Coached with the Broncos before Atlanta, wonder if he is highly recommended by Peyton.

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Greg Knapp is entering his third season as the Falcons' quarterbacks coach and his sixth year with the franchise while bringing 34 seasons of coaching experience – 25 years in the NFL.

 Under Knapp's tutelage in 2019, QB Matt Ryan totaled 4,466 yards, including 11 300-yard games, a new franchise record and tied for the third-most games in a single season in NFL history. Knapp has coached six individual 4,000-yard passers in 24 years in the NFL.  

 In 2018, Knapp helped Ryan finished the season with 4,924 passing yards and 35 passing touchdowns, both were Ryan's second-best single-season marks in his 12-year career. Under Knapp's guidance, Ryan completed 69.4-percent of his passes, which was the fourth-highest completion percentage in 2018. Ryan protected the ball extremely well, setting a personal best low of 2.1 interception percentage in Knapp's first year as quarterbacks coach. 

 Knapp was most recently with the Denver Broncos where he spent he spent four seasons (2013-16). He was hired as the Broncos quarterbacks coach in 2013, but was then promoted to passing game coordinator in 2014. Under Knapp's tutelage, future Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning threw for a career-high 5,477 yards and 55 touchdowns – both are NFL records.

 Knapp, whose quarterbacks have combined to play in 11 Pro Bowls, has coached an unprecedented six individual 4,000-yard passers as a coordinator or position coach: Steve Young (1998), Jeff Garcia (2000), Matt Schaub (2010), Carson Palmer (2012), Peyton Manning (2013-14) and Matt Ryan (2018). In addition to his work with established NFL signal-callers, he has helped young passers like Garcia, Schaub, T.J. Yates, Brock Osweiler, and Trevor Siemian.

 Knapp got his first crack in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers in 1995. He crossed paths with Head Coach Dan Quinn in San Francisco in 2001-03, when Quinn was getting his first job in the NFL and Knapp had worked his way up to becoming the offensive coordinator for the Niners. During his time as offensive coordinator, he helped develop Garcia, who made it to three Pro Bowls in 2000-02 under Knapp's leadership. He also coached Hall of Fame quarterback Young and prolific wide receiver Terrell Owens, who made it to three Pro Bowls when he was the offensive coordinator. Owens posted the highest three-year receiving yardage total of his career (3,814) while combining for 290 receptions and 39 total touchdowns for the 49ers in Knapp's offense.

 The California native then moved on to Atlanta where he was the offensive coordinator from 2004-06. During his time here in the mid-2000s, Knapp coached three Pro Bowlers: TE Alge Crumpler, RB Warrick Dunn, and QB Michael Vick. Atlanta boasted the NFL's top-ranked rushing unit in all three years with Knapp overseeing the offense, including a team-record 183.7 yards per game on the ground during the 2006 campaign as Vick became the first quarterback in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season.

 Knapp went on to become the offensive coordinator for the Oakland Raiders (2007-08, 2012) and the Seattle Seahawks (2009) where he linked back up with Quinn. He also spent time as the quarterbacks coach with the Houston Texans (2010-11), where he helped coach current Falcons backup quarterback Schaub. In 2010, Schaub threw for 4,370 passing yards and 24 touchdowns – both are the second-highest of his career.

 Knapp got his coaching start at Sacramento State as the Hornets running backs coach. He spent nine years at Sacramento State where he was eventually promoted to Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator, spending four years in that position (1991-94).

 Knapp has coached 13 players that have played in at least one Pro Bowl. Knapp is a native of Seal Beach, CA. He has a wife, Charlotte and three daughters, Jordan, Natalie, and Camille.

 

 

[C Mart 5,040]

1 hour ago, section314 said:

Name sounds so familiar...please refresh.

He has also been the offensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers, Falcons, Oakland Raiders and Seattle Seahawks. QB coach in Denver when Manning was there.

[Sonny Werblin 6,295]

19 minutes ago, Mogglez said:

 

There are some great friggin’ names in there.

Congrats to Gregg Knapp. If the Jets are sticking with Sam, Knapp will be Sam's FIRST QB coach. 

Has any other top 10 QB pick every gone through his first 3 seasons without a dedicated position coach?

[JiFapono 156,584]

One of the interviews someone posted here that I saw that I was impressed with was talking about the importance of hiring a great staff and surround yourself with great leaders who look at things differently then you.  I appreciate that approach and some of these names are exciting.

[Sonny Werblin 6,295]

Only main O coaches left are a RB, WR and TE coach. It wouldn't be terrible if Saleh hired Heinz Ward and kept Cooter as RB coach. TE coach is a big hire because the Jets need to figure out if Herndon's potential can be unlocked.

[Beerfish 41,631]

Disappointed we did not hire Adam Gase as QB coach, he did wonders with Peyton Manning in Denver.

[Drums 6,332]

5 minutes ago, Sonny Werblin said:

Congrats to Gregg Knapp. If the Jets are sticking with Sam, Knapp will be Sam's FIRST QB coach. 

Has any other top 10 QB pick every gone through his first 3 seasons without a dedicated position coach?

That’s ****ed up

[Drums 6,332]

2 hours ago, JiF said:

One of the interviews someone posted here that I saw that I was impressed with was talking about the importance of hiring a great staff and surround yourself with great leaders who look at things differently then you.  I appreciate that approach and some of these names are exciting.

Made a lot of sense. All coaches have strengths and weaknesses. He doesn’t want to hire 10 Robert Salehs, he wants people that are good at the things he may not be. That makes a lot of sense to me. Also, the way he is building this staff reminds me of the way JD built his. Respected people around the league coming to work with the Jets. 

[kelly 3,410]

18 minutes ago, mrcoops said:

Knapp as QB coach is a terrific hire.

Saleh means business - he is building a quality staff.

true/agreed !  .. i just hope our ownerS stay  OUT  of his way and allow him to do his job

[KRL 13,819]

Glad to see "gray head" coaches being added to the staff.  You just can't have

young guys, experienced coaches who have seen everything are important to

a young HC