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8 minutes ago, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

From jetsxfactor.

AVT has now allowed only a few pressures (no hits or sacks) over 4 career starts at RT.  1 pressure against NE.  

Tippmann allowed 0 pressures in over 40 pass blocking snaps vs NE.  Holding was on a play he was stepped on off the snap. 

Team pass blocking grade was 3rd highest in past 2 seasons.

Zach held the ball over 3 seconds on average, longest this past week only behind Fields.

On 2 of his sacks, Zach held the ball for 5 seconds on average.

McGovern & Tomlinson were the weak links again.  4 pressures each, which is poor for interior OLinemen.

Michael Carter and Breece Hall each blocked well.

Jeremy Ruckert played 1 ******* snap.  SMH

 

 

Ruckert needs more touches! And we need 3 linemen. I guess Max isn't cutting it in practice? I would like to see a OL heavy draft. 

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Tippmann is very strong. When he locks on, he does not get pushed back - unlike McGovern, who is an unathletic finessee center (1 of the worst starting centers in the league and his salary backs that up that claim).

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1 hour ago, pointman said:

Ruckert needs more touches! And we need 3 linemen. I guess Max isn't cutting it in practice? I would like to see a OL heavy draft. 

Carter Warren is also in the pipeline.  No idea how he'll perform (down the road) but he certainly "looks the part".

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1 hour ago, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

From jetsxfactor.

AVT has now allowed only a few pressures (no hits or sacks) over 4 career starts at RT.  1 pressure against NE.  

Tippmann allowed 0 pressures in over 40 pass blocking snaps vs NE.  Holding was on a play he was stepped on off the snap. 

Team pass blocking grade was 3rd highest in past 2 seasons.

Zach held the ball over 3 seconds on average, longest this past week only behind Fields.

On 2 of his sacks, Zach held the ball for 5 seconds on average.

McGovern & Tomlinson were the weak links again.  4 pressures each, which is poor for interior OLinemen.

Michael Carter and Breece Hall each blocked well.

Jeremy Ruckert played 1 ******* snap.  SMH

 

 

In another thread, you blasted the Tippmann/AVT moves.  What gives?

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3 minutes ago, Joe Willie White Shoes said:

In another thread, you blasted the Tippmann/AVT moves.  What gives?

No way, that must be a misunderstanding.  Show the quote.

I posted stats from jetsxfactor showing how well they did and called for these changes after the Dallas game.  I also posted I prefer giving Schweitzer a shot over Tomlinson.  

I demand  a public apology ;)

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I hope we have 3 long term pieces on this line. I’d try Tippman at LG and see how he does there. Could be very valuable for us. Also just permanently change AVT to the full time RT and pay him as a RT.

 

LT: Becton

LG: Tippman

RT: AVT

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3 hours ago, Barton said:

Tippmann is very strong. When he locks on, he does not get pushed back - unlike McGovern, who is an unathletic finessee center (1 of the worst starting centers in the league and his salary backs that up that claim).

The lack of demand he say in free agency speaks to that, totally agree on his salary.

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15 minutes ago, Rhg1084 said:

I hope we have 3 long term pieces on this line. I’d try Tippman at LG and see how he does there. Could be very valuable for us. Also just permanently change AVT to the full time RT and pay him as a RT.

 

LT: Becton

LG: Tippman

RT: AVT

I want to record to reflect that I thought they should have picked up Becton's 5th year option. Would have saved money.

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Line played well, but worth bearing in mind that for at least half the game the Patsies were on half of their back up D line.

I would want to see how they play a few more games before jumping to any conclusions.

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7 hours ago, Maxman said:

I want to record to reflect that I thought they should have picked up Becton's 5th year option. Would have saved money.

I have made the same point, but as a business person you could see Woody not want to invest more $millions in someone who is a flake. 

The right answer for Becton would be a 2 year extension that offers him the 5th year option guaranteed for 2 years.  

Franchise Becton, cut Tomlinson and McGovern, move AVT to LG (another premium position), Tippman plays C, find a RG, and hopefully one of the other guys can play RT.  Voila!

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AVT at RT is what I and a lot of posters have been suggesting going back to last season, and it clearly needs to happen.

Let Becton prove himself at LT for the reason of the year and AVT settle into RT.

Start Tippmann the rest of the way and see what we have going into 2024 as long term solutions to the OL.

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13 hours ago, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

From jetsxfactor.

AVT has now allowed only a few pressures (no hits or sacks) over 4 career starts at RT.  1 pressure against NE.  

Tippmann allowed 0 pressures in over 40 pass blocking snaps vs NE.  Holding was on a play he was stepped on off the snap. 

Team pass blocking grade was 3rd highest in past 2 seasons.

Zach held the ball over 3 seconds on average, longest this past week only behind Fields.

On 2 of his sacks, Zach held the ball for 5 seconds on average.

McGovern & Tomlinson were the weak links again.  4 pressures each, which is poor for interior OLinemen.

Michael Carter and Breece Hall each blocked well.

Jeremy Ruckert played 1 ******* snap.  SMH

 

 

This is a good thing.  They did well in the second half even though they came up short. Hopefully this oline will get better.

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Tomlinson really hasn't been bad so far this year outside of a couple plays week one.  Overall I'd say McGovern is currently our weakest link.  Unfortunately what alternative is there if AVT sticks at RT?  Use Schweitzer at RG?  

 

Either way I'm excited to see this line continue to gel together and hopefully get even better.  By the time Siemian steps in, the hope is that this will actually be a consistently solid unit.  

 

The talk of "gotta take OL in the 1st" should hopefully die out a bit now, and be replaced by "gotta take a QB in the 1st".  If not we better be trading up into the 2nd for one of the top QBs that manage to last to that point.

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14 hours ago, pointman said:

Ruckert needs more touches! And we need 3 linemen. I guess Max isn't cutting it in practice? I would like to see a OL heavy draft. 

If Rodgers comes back as well as this CS and GM then the first round pick has to be an OT. If the team is blown up replacing the CS and possibly GM AS WELL AS Rodgers not coming back then the first round pick should be one of the top QBs to start anew with the incoming CS and possibly GM. For all JDs good work it is honestly a pretty good sized risk letting him pick another QB in the 2024 draft.

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14 hours ago, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

From jetsxfactor.

AVT has now allowed only a few pressures (no hits or sacks) over 4 career starts at RT.  1 pressure against NE.  

Tippmann allowed 0 pressures in over 40 pass blocking snaps vs NE.  Holding was on a play he was stepped on off the snap. 

Team pass blocking grade was 3rd highest in past 2 seasons.

Zach held the ball over 3 seconds on average, longest this past week only behind Fields.

On 2 of his sacks, Zach held the ball for 5 seconds on average.

McGovern & Tomlinson were the weak links again.  4 pressures each, which is poor for interior OLinemen.

Michael Carter and Breece Hall each blocked well.

Jeremy Ruckert played 1 ******* snap.  SMH

 

 

How does McGovern keep a starting job? He's always sucked in my opinion...

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1 hour ago, Adoni Beast said:

AVT at RT is what I and a lot of posters have been suggesting going back to last season, and it clearly needs to happen.

Let Becton prove himself at LT for the reason of the year and AVT settle into RT.

Start Tippmann the rest of the way and see what we have going into 2024 as long term solutions to the OL.

Why is it that when things fall apart the jet hc is always reluctant to play the draft picks? It must wrankle douglas that ruckert barely plays, Izzy is out and McDonald is minimized. Your season is on the brink, play guys who can make plays.  

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3 minutes ago, Augustiniak said:

Why is it that when things fall apart the jet hc is always reluctant to play the draft picks? It must wrankle douglas that ruckert barely plays, Izzy is out and McDonald is minimized. Your season is on the brink, play guys who can make plays.  

Because we typically have defensive head coaches who think defensively+conservatively, and think that "defense wins the games, and offense is there to score 3 points and run out the clock."

The one time we hired an offensive coach recently, he was the worst offensive coach ever....just to drop a boot on our nuts.

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6 minutes ago, Adoni Beast said:

Because we typically have defensive head coaches who think defensively+conservatively, and think that "defense wins the games, and offense is there to score 3 points and run out the clock."

The one time we hired an offensive coach recently, he was the worst offensive coach ever....just to drop a boot on our nuts.

I wouldn’t let these coaches have at it if they take a qb again.  And i do think saleh is saying anything to avoid mutiny and defend his players and no way wants to play wilson but that’s what he has, and it’s going to be his downfall.  So he may as well play ruckert and tippman and try to improve the blocking.  

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4 minutes ago, Augustiniak said:

I wouldn’t let these coaches have at it if they take a qb again.  And i do think saleh is saying anything to avoid mutiny and defend his players and no way wants to play wilson but that’s what he has, and it’s going to be his downfall.  So he may as well play ruckert and tippman and try to improve the blocking.  

If we take another QB, then this coaching staff better be gone. This whole Saleh + Hackett setup is solely to serve Aaron Rodgers. 

If by miracle we win a Super Bowl it will be because of Aaron Rodgers running the entire offense and letting Saleh do his thing on D which we can't argue. It's a damn good defense. 

But I dont want Saleh and Hackett anywhere near a highly drafted rookie QB and their development.

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4 minutes ago, Adoni Beast said:

If we take another QB, then this coaching staff better be gone. This whole Saleh + Hackett setup is solely to serve Aaron Rodgers. 

If by miracle we win a Super Bowl it will be because of Aaron Rodgers running the entire offense and letting Saleh do his thing on D which we can't argue. It's a damn good defense. 

But I dont want Saleh and Hackett anywhere near a highly drafted rookie QB and their development.

I'd be perfectly fine with a rookie QB sitting behind Aaron Rodgers. He and Hackett were there when Jordan Love was drafted - didn't seem to have a negative impact.

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2 minutes ago, Adoni Beast said:

If we take another QB, then this coaching staff better be gone. This whole Saleh + Hackett setup is solely to serve Aaron Rodgers. 

If by miracle we win a Super Bowl it will be because of Aaron Rodgers running the entire offense and letting Saleh do his thing on D which we can't argue. It's a damn good defense. 

But I dont want Saleh and Hackett anywhere near a highly drafted rookie QB and their development.

And that’s why this season, the way it’s unfolding, is actually fascinating in a dark humor way.  Rodgers getting hurt set the team on a course to suck with wilson, who the jets were hoping to hide for another year and then trade him for something, anything.  Now the team seems destined for a top 10 pick and maybe top 5, with the coaches here only really shills for rodgers who is 40 and coming off a major injury and kinda looked frail in that one series he did play.  So while rodgers cheers wilson and admonishes anyone who boos from his bed, saleh is forced to look into everyone’s eyes again and say he has faith in a qb who he benched last year.  While the entire season’s success hinged on rodgers, the team seems to have a lot of young talent, some of which really hasn’t impacted games yet (ruckert, Izzy, tippman and mcdonald to name a few).  Now that they keep that 1st round pick in a draft that early on appears to have many qbs projected to be drafted in the first round, and presumably, more in the 2nd round, the jets find themselves with one foot in the present with whatever rodgers can give them next year, and one foot in the future with the opportunity to draft a qb, reset the gm’s clock and give them a chance when rodgers eventually gets hurt again.  Rodgers held all the cards this spring and summer, but now, his age, rehab, the potential for coaching changes and the jets keeping that 1st rounder has completely changed the landscape.  

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