Fant to IR

[Barry McCockinner]

 

[Claymation]

oh-uh

[Claymation]

As long as its not McDermott

[Flightattendant]

So do we draft a tackle or an edge next year in the first?

[Lith]

Just saw this.  Expected it after we signed two OTs in last two days.  This team just can't catch a break.  Our three top OTs on IR.

[munchmemory]

[Scoop24]

Just now, Claymation said:

As long as its not McDermott

He wasnt playing much better than mcdermott these days.. tough blow tho i guess . Wouldn’t extend him next year.. 

[Gastineau Lives]

He was quiet quitting anyway

[BigRy56]

Anybody have LT1, RT1, and pro bowler  brought in to fill in for LT1 on IR within the first 4 weeks of the year? Nuts 

[SomebodytoAnybody47]

I have a feeling Brown will actually come back and step in. 

[jeremy2020]

2 minutes ago, Flightattendant said:

So do we draft a tackle or an edge next year in the first?

DT or Safety

[WowOhWow]

Hard to argue that betting on Becton and a "returning from injury Fant" was not a poor strategy.  The RT and RG are good.  LG has proven to be good.  C is mediocre at best.  LT was not handled well in the offseason and we're paying for it.  Clumsy at best for JD on this score.  Actually a poor job.  

[Scoop24]

4 minutes ago, Zachtomims47 said:

I have a feeling Brown will actually come back and step in. 

If he is that could be a upgrade 

[Larz]

[Barry McCockinner]

5 minutes ago, Zachtomims47 said:

I have a feeling Brown will actually come back and step in. 

we need him badly. 

[Team archer]

Just now, Larz said:

What movie is this from?

[Maxman]

Short term IR, long term IR?

 

[Biggs]

2 minutes ago, WowOhWow said:

Hard to argue that betting on Becton and a "returning from injury Fant" was not a poor strategy.  The RT and RG are good.  LG has proven to be good.  C is mediocre at best.  LT was not handled well in the offseason and we're paying for it.  Clumsy at best for JD on this score.  Actually a poor job.  

How is drafting a bust and signing two starting quality LT a poor job?

[jeremy2020]

1 minute ago, Maxman said:

Short term IR, long term IR?

I don't see anything definitive, but profootballrumors.com talks about it will be important for him when he gets back because he's in a contract year which leads me to believe it's short term

[Scoop24]

2 minutes ago, Maxman said:

Short term IR, long term IR?

 

4 weeks

[Barry McCockinner]

[slats]

8 minutes ago, Zachtomims47 said:

I have a feeling Brown will actually come back and step in. 

From your keyboard to the Flying Spaghetti Monster’s screen. 

[munchmemory]

Just now, Barry McCockinner said:

RLLOL.  WTF is that?  Hilarious.

[jeremy2020]

Saleh on Monday: Day to Day. We'll see where he's at on Wednesday.

Tuesday: 4 weeks.

[Lith]

11 minutes ago, Zachtomims47 said:

I have a feeling Brown will actually come back and step in. 

Yup.  Hoping he is back for MIami and we only have one week of McDermott.

[Lith]

1 minute ago, jeremy2020 said:

Saleh on Monday: Day to Day. We'll see where he's at on Wednesday.

Tuesday: 4 weeks.

Is it that hard for him to say we are waiting for a medical update.  This has happened so many times, you would think he would learn to keep quiet about injuries for a couple of days until the medicals come into focus.

[Sperm Edwards]

I think this pretty much solidifies their offseason plans then, which is that they don't involve Fant as the returning veteran LT. I kinda thought that already, with his & Brown's contracts as they were, but now I don't see any way Fant is a Jet next year. 

Brown will return sooner or later (preferably sooner, of course); Becton will be at worst a camp body for as long as that lasts; I'd prefer another swing tackle like Remmers (i.e. not McDermott); and that really ought to be enough to head into the draft with an eye on taking one early (day 2 at the very latest, depending who's there when they pick).

They're going to have to plan for Brown/Becton to be enough for a 2023 rookie to have the luxury of starting out in camp as the LT3 no matter where he's drafted, and make him earn it. Every spring they can't keep planning the tackle position like they need 3 starter-caliber backups. 

They'll even be due for a comp pick back for Fant, depending how many other UFAs they sign & don't re-sign. Should be a non-factor in their decision-making, but it's a bonus.

[nj meadowlands]

LOL LOOK AT THE WILSON EXCUSE MAKERS STARTING MORE THREADS

[Sperm Edwards]

11 minutes ago, WowOhWow said:

Hard to argue that betting on Becton and a "returning from injury Fant" was not a poor strategy.  The RT and RG are good.  LG has proven to be good.  C is mediocre at best.  LT was not handled well in the offseason and we're paying for it.  Clumsy at best for JD on this score.  Actually a poor job.  

It looks so much worse because of Brown's injury. There were so many veteran tackles available, with LT experience, that it wasn't as ridiculous as it seems now. What we're seeing is a near worst-case scenario of losing 3 starting LTs before the end of September. The number that typically causes problems for a team is one.

At least Mitchell seems a quick learner. Hearing from people who know these prospects far better than I, that he was supposed to be raw; that plus then seeing him looking less than stellar in preseason action, I was ready for much worse at RT right from week 1. I don't know what his ceiling is, but at least his floor isn't as low as feared, and this is at what should be his very worst as a raw rookie. Douglas owes him at least a handjob.

[nj meadowlands]

5 minutes ago, Sperm Edwards said:

I think this pretty much solidifies their offseason plans then, which is that they don't involve Fant as the returning veteran LT. I kinda thought that already, with his & Brown's contracts as they were, but now I don't see any way Fant is a Jet next year. 

Brown will return sooner or later (preferably sooner, of course); Becton will be at worst a camp body for as long as that lasts; I'd prefer another swing tackle like Remmers (i.e. not McDermott); and that really ought to be enough to head into the draft with an eye on taking one early (day 2 at the very latest, depending who's there when they pick).

They're going to have to plan for Brown/Becton to be enough for a 2023 rookie to have the luxury of starting out in camp as the LT3 no matter where he's drafted, and make him earn it. Every spring they can't keep planning the tackle position like they need 3 starter-caliber backups. 

They'll even be due for a comp pick back for Fant, depending how many other UFAs they sign & don't re-sign. Should be a non-factor in their decision-making, but it's a bonus.

Pretty much.  Figuring out whether either of Becton-Brown is a gross enough decision.  Letting Fant walk seems easy.

[munchmemory]

Hey, Kenny Golladay doesn't seem too happy over in Jints' World.  Can he play OL?

[jeremy2020]

2 minutes ago, Lith said:

Is it that hard for him to say we are waiting for a medical update.  This has happened so many times, you would think he would learn to keep quiet about injuries for a couple of days until the medicals come into focus.

While I don't think him being inaccurate on these things really matters..

McDaniel: "Tua will do everything he can to play.  Happy with the way he’s, so far, progressed. And feel very optimistic because of how he’s going about it."

McDermott: "We're constantly evaluating and when we have something definitive we'll let you know. I can't give you a timeline until we know more."

Belichick: "I can neither confirm nor deny if that player is still alive."

 

All of the other AFC East teams have a significant injury or injuries and none of them have this strange difficulty with communicating about them. 

[Spoot-Face]

21 minutes ago, Lith said:

Just saw this.  Expected it after we signed two OTs in last two days.  This team just can't catch a break.  Our three top OTs on IR.

[Warfish]

[SickJetFan]

9 minutes ago, Sperm Edwards said:

I think this pretty much solidifies their offseason plans then, which is that they don't involve Fant as the returning veteran LT. I kinda thought that already, with his & Brown's contracts as they were, but now I don't see any way Fant is a Jet next year. 

Brown will return sooner or later (preferably sooner, of course); Becton will be at worst a camp body for as long as that lasts; I'd prefer another swing tackle like Remmers (i.e. not McDermott); and that really ought to be enough to head into the draft with an eye on taking one early (day 2 at the very latest, depending who's there when they pick).

They're going to have to plan for Brown/Becton to be enough for a 2023 rookie to have the luxury of starting out in camp as the LT3 no matter where he's drafted, and make him earn it. Every spring they can't keep planning the tackle position like they need 3 starter-caliber backups. 

They'll even be due for a comp pick back for Fant, depending how many other UFAs they sign & don't re-sign. Should be a non-factor in their decision-making, but it's a bonus.

McDermott has naked pictures of JD eating chocolate...he is Jet for life.