@PFF_George: Jets had a below average draft

[Bronx]

F YOU!

[CSNY]

Just another attention starved know nothing looking for clicks. 
Also who is this guy? 

[Jackie Treehorn]

[32EBoozer]

35 minutes ago, Bronx said:

F YOU!

Ok George

Moving up to get playmakers is never wrong…. Especially in a widely panned draft class. 

If JJ was a top 8 player on their board…. Then giving up the equivalent of a 5th round pick to move up to #26 was well worth it!

[Smashmouth]

Oh no we traded up for a RB !!! Its people like this idiot that push the bullsh*t and put value on positions (which are usually wrong) rather than team needs. Getting a dynamic running back is the quickest way to turn an offense around. Sure they deal with injuries and have a short life span but when you hit on a great one there's nothing like it.

RB's can control a game, they can help keep your defense off the field in the 4th quarter and on a particularly great day they they can get as many as 30 touches while some of the greatest WR's are lucky to touch the ball 5-8 times. They also block for the QB and act as a very important check down but hey there just a RB . I'm sick and tired of this narrative  RB's have the most Impact next to the QB and its not even close.

[Gastineau Lives]

Sounds like someone's compensating for a below average penis.

There are too many mfers expressing opinions in too many ways with too little consequences. 

Yeah dude, coming away with the number 1 cb, wr, rb and a de that is top 3 is below average because we didn't draft your pet 5th rounder makes for a below average draft.

 

[Smashmouth]

2 minutes ago, Gastineau Lives said:

Sounds like someone's compensating for a below average penis.

There are too many mfers expressing opinions in too many ways with too little consequences. 

Yeah dude, coming away with the number 1 cb, wr, rb and a de that is top 3 is below average because we didn't draft your pet 5th rounder makes for a below average draft.

 

you forgot what some believe to be the top TE in this class as well. When you have so many good picks its easy to forget one

 

[Smashmouth]

I would also say the Jets right now have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL and its got some solid depth as well. The only thing we have to deal with right now is youth and some questions at QB which happen to be the only 2 things that can hold this team back. Someone who says the Jets don't have talent across the board is not paying attention at all. Historical data on team's does change and if you want to report on pro football you have to recognize these things and this clown obviously does not.  Metrics are ruining sports they can't gage when a player has the ability to step up in big situations and play clutch because one big play in a big game can mean the difference just ask Eli Manning when his WR's made absolutely insane catches during 2 playoff runs that secured 2 SB victories.

[New York Mick]

He achieved exactly what he wanted to do and got attention and clicks. That’s his job, advertisers don’t care about the truth.
 

I never heard of this guy before he was posted here. 

[juxsta]

Starts tweet off with “ It will make people mad but “ is exactly why pff clowns are my most blocked and muted on Twitter. 

 

[Bronx]

6 minutes ago, New York Mick said:

He achieved exactly what he wanted to do and get attention and clicks. That’s his job, advertisers don’t care about the truth. I never heard of this guy before he was posted here. 

I guess he is going to make the Top 100 @DoomProphet 'sh*t list' .

[32EBoozer]

27 minutes ago, Smashmouth said:

I would also say the Jets right now have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL and its got some solid depth as well. The only thing we have to deal with right now is youth and some questions at QB which happen to be the only 2 things that can hold this team back.

Don’t forget all the Karen’s clutching their pearls on “how are we going to sign all these 1st round picks years’ from now?!

 

Well done JD….. You turned this roster around in 2 years with talented and inexpensive players. Keep drafting like this and we won’t have to worry about 2nd contracts for DL and Safety.

[Anthony Jet]

1 hour ago, Gastineau Lives said:

 

There are too many mfers expressing opinions in too many ways with too little consequences. 

 

 

Couldn’t agree more and this goes with everything in life nowadays, it’s terrible 

[rangerous]

i'm not quite sure what this pff clown is complaining about.  douglas drafted 4 or 5 really good prospects at positions of need.  is this cloen upset because they didn't draft another tackle (defense or offense)?  as for the crack about the rb, i guess he didn't see carter miss a few games last season.  you need players on the field.  i'm guessing douglas also knows where the team needs more depth.

[MysticalJet2]

4 starters - possibly 5 right off the bat.  Cannot do better than that in any draft.

[The Crusher]

2 minutes ago, MysticalJet2 said:

4 starters - possibly 5 right off the bat.  Cannot do better than that in any draft.

Yes but saying that isn’t going to piss people off and get clicks. 

[Long Island Leprechaun]

This thread has given an idiot far too much brain time. Mods, please lock.

[Bay Ridge Jet]

Jet fans should be furious that the team got 3 players at premium positions 

[TuscanyTile2]

10 minutes ago, Long Island Leprechaun said:

This thread has given an idiot far too much brain time. Mods, please lock.

Why do we need to have a thread like this one locked?  Everyone's knee-jerk reaction these days is to just shut down opinions that they don't like.

While I'm very happy with the Jets' draft, I can at least understand the guy's point about RBs not being good value in R2.   Going into this draft I was against the idea of the Jets trading up for the same reasons (we had a lot of holes to fill).  In retrospect, however, I loved the trade up for JJ.  And while I don't think RB is necessarily the best value for R2, I do think Breece will be a big help for ZW, and that matters far more than getting the absolute most value for your draft picks.  Having said that, I have no issue with hearing that guy's opinion (even though I haven't read anything beyond the tweet).

[undertow]

The amount of delusional people on the internet who think they are NFL scouts or GMs has reached epic proportions. 

[Gastineau Lives]

5 minutes ago, TuscanyTile2 said:

Why do we need to have a thread like this one locked?  Everyone's knee-jerk reaction these days is to just shut down opinions that they don't like.

While I'm very happy with the Jets' draft, I can at least understand the guy's point about RBs not being good value in R2.   Going into this draft I was against the idea of the Jets trading up for the same reasons (we had a lot of holes to fill).  In retrospect, however, I loved the trade up for JJ.  And while I don't think RB is necessarily the best value for R2, I do think Breece will be a big help for ZW, and that matters far more than getting the absolute most value for your draft picks.  Having said that, I have no issue with hearing that guy's opinion (even though I haven't read anything beyond the tweet).

I don't like sober you.

 

[TuscanyTile2]

4 minutes ago, Gastineau Lives said:

I don't like sober you.

Thems fightin' words! 

"There are too many mfers expressing opinions in too many ways with too little consequences"

 

[Jet Nut]

2 hours ago, New York Mick said:

He achieved exactly what he wanted to do and get attention and clicks. That’s his job, advertisers don’t care about the truth. I never heard of this guy before he was posted here. 

All 700 of his followers will be impressed by this tweet.

If theyre all fans of Miami, NE and the Bills

[RoadFan]

I’m sure the Colts regret trading up for Jonathan Taylor…

[Barry McCockinner]

2 hours ago, Gastineau Lives said:

There are too many mfers expressing opinions in too many ways with too little consequences. 

 

 

 

[slats]

2 hours ago, Smashmouth said:

I would also say the Jets right now have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL and its got some solid depth as well. The only thing we have to deal with right now is youth and some questions at QB which happen to be the only 2 things that can hold this team back. Someone who says the Jets don't have talent across the board is not paying attention at all. Historical data on team's does change and if you want to report on pro football you have to recognize these things and this clown obviously does not.  Metrics are ruining sports they can't gage when a player has the ability to step up in big situations and play clutch because one big play in a big game can mean the difference just ask Eli Manning when his WR's made absolutely insane catches during 2 playoff runs that secured 2 SB victories.

Lol, I knew you loved that pick, Buddy. Honestly, I did, too. I get the analytics against drafting RBs high, and will often discuss them at length, but at this place and time, developing Zach Wilson is the primary goal. They’ve put a solid OL in front front of him, and surrounded him with genuine, deep talent at WR, TE, and RB. The nerds can look at that pick in a vacuum and disregard it, but the window for Zach to blossom is this year and maybe next. I don’t care about 10 years down the road, I care about Zach Wilson being given every opportunity to become a franchise QB. Unlike the utter garbage they surrounded Geno and Sam with (I don’t care if we all believe they suck now, they were never given a chance here). They’ve done right by ZW, that’s the only thing that matters. 
 
Jets will still be one of the youngest teams in the league this year with four new rookie starters, a second year QB and coaching staff, but they should be fun to watch. Just that will be a nice change of pace. 

[TuscanyTile2]

1 minute ago, RoadFan said:

I’m sure the Colts regret trading up for Jonathan Taylor…

And down for Quentin Nelson

[The Crusher]

14 minutes ago, TuscanyTile2 said:

Why do we need to have a thread like this one locked?  Everyone's knee-jerk reaction these days is to just shut down opinions that they don't like.

While I'm very happy with the Jets' draft, I can at least understand the guy's point about RBs not being good value in R2.   Going into this draft I was against the idea of the Jets trading up for the same reasons (we had a lot of holes to fill).  In retrospect, however, I loved the trade up for JJ.  And while I don't think RB is necessarily the best value for R2, I do think Breece will be a big help for ZW, and that matters far more than getting the absolute most value for your draft picks.  Having said that, I have no issue with hearing that guy's opinion (even though I haven't read anything beyond the tweet).

Best way to get someone to listen to everything you say is to start with,” I know you don’t want to hear this but….” People hyper tune in to that stuff. Yet, I think the thread @Facts started is much better approach to questioning the draft in he actually had another idea, not a bad one either. Ultimately we won’t know for 3-4 years.

It was a weird one fir me because I was literally going “ not JJ, not JJ” at 4 and 10 and then screamed “ hell yeah JJ” when we did draft him. Not even sure why, just seemed a nice place to get him. 
 

Plus the old edge rusher Angle he is playing is a little much. They all don’t but some of the bigger more physical guys got some staying power. Like Calais Campbell, Chandler Jones  and Von Miller. 

[Greg555]

Im trying hard to consider if there is a kernel of truth to his point of view…that the Jets just had a poor, below avg… draft.

But, I can’t 

I guess it means he rates their picks far below the consensus of experts?

of course..obviously..”the proof is in the pudding”…but no one knows how the talent will play out..  

im always interested in a contrarian’s point of view.  But, this one’s not hard to dismiss

[fullblast]

The Colts traded up for Jonathan Taylor. The Broncos traded up for Javonte Williams. The Vikings traded up for Dalvin Cook. It happens. It’s OK.

[slats]

11 minutes ago, The Crusher said:

It was a weird one fir me because I was literally going “ not JJ, not JJ” at 4 and 10 and then screamed “ hell yeah JJ” when we did draft him. Not even sure why, just seemed a nice place to get him. 
 

Plus the old edge rusher Angle he is playing is a little much. They all don’t but some of the bigger more physical guys got some staying power. Like Calais Campbell, Chandler Jones  and Von Miller. 

I didn’t love JJ, either, and was so happy when they took Wilson at #10! What I like about JJ is that I do believe he has a high floor. That at the very least, he’ll be a solid DE who sets the edge in the running game well. A player like that is a nice pick at #26, especially if he can get after the passer some, too. I could actually see him getting pulled on some obvious passing downs to let Jacob Martin get some shots at the QB. Wouldn’t be surprised if they see the DE they took in the fourth as a developmental guy who can eventually play inside or out a la JFM. 

[Sammybighead]

I wonder what it would have taken for this guy to think the Jets had a good draft? I’m guessing he’s upset the Jets didn’t clone Hutchinson and draft him 9 times…

[Jet hustle]

Replacing Ty Johnson and his sh*t hands with Breece Hall last year prob gets us 2 more wins

[slats]

2 minutes ago, Sammybighead said:

I wonder what it would have taken for this guy to think the Jets had a good draft? I’m guessing he’s upset the Jets didn’t clone Hutchinson and draft him 9 times…

I’d like to know what he thinks about the value of the Ravens draft, taking a S and C in the first round. They’re getting robustly fellated, but I didn’t like what they were doing until they got to the second round. 

[ZachWilsonRightArm]

None of these PFF nerds like the Jets draft. I guess the Jets not trading down and getting that 6th round sleeper really put a damper on things, aww shucks!