Quincy Williams demands accountability

[Same Old Jets]

 

 

[Augustiniak]

‘From the top to the bottom’

[Claymation]

I wonder if he wants his brother to apologize to him. And will Mama Williams make Quinnen sit at the kiddie table.

[Matt39]

Connor Rodgers was speculating that this was directed at Sauce for not containing on an outside run (called back) and because he ran into him on the play he got banged up on. 

[Augustiniak]

Just now, Matt39 said:

Connor Rodgers was speculating that this was directed at Sauce for not containing on an outside run (called back) and because he ran into him on the play he got banged up on. 

I’d like to think it’s a broader swipe at the coaches for not gameplanning better on offense.  I mean the d gave up 1 td.  

[NYJCAP2]

Am I the only one thinking he’s rolling the entire offensive side of the ball under the bus?

Coaches on down…

 

[Augustiniak]

Just now, NYJCAP2 said:

Am I the only one thinking he’s rolling the entire offensive side of the ball under the bus?

Coaches on down…

 

Exactly what i was thinking.  They have zero running game and the offense can’t score in the first quarter. 

[Darnold's Forehead]

That is the only appropriate answer at this point.  Coming from our best player.

[NYJCAP2]

1 minute ago, Matt39 said:

Connor Rodgers was speculating that this was directed at Sauce for not containing on an outside run (called back) and because he ran into him on the play he got banged up on. 

Sauce is a liability in the run game.

 After Mason trucked him week 1, he wants no part of it.

[Matt39]

Just now, NYJCAP2 said:

Sauce is a liability in the run game.

 After Mason trucked him week 1, he wants no part of it.

Yeah I kind of remember the play but I’d have to see it again. Rodgers basically said Sauce intentionally gave up on it. 

[TuscanyTile2]

Why is Quincy so concerned about the nothing part of football?

[NYJCAP2]

10 minutes ago, Matt39 said:

Yeah I kind of remember the play but I’d have to see it again. Rodgers basically said Sauce intentionally gave up on it. 

He also said in the quote though, something to the extent of… it’s the same damn thing and same damn excuses.

I take that as new coordinator and new QB and same damn problems.

[Matt39]

Just now, NYJCAP2 said:

He also said in the quote though, something to the extent of… it’s the same damn thing and same damn excuses.

I take that as new coordinator and new QB and same damn problems.

I mean as it relates to Sauce, assuming they’re having defensive meetings during the week (big assumption lol) everyone sees on film his lack of effort in the run game. 

[#27TheDominator]

17 minutes ago, NYJCAP2 said:

Sauce is a liability in the run game.

 After Mason trucked him week 1, he wants no part of it.

Sauce has been a pussy in the run game literally every day he has been a Jet.  I am sure this is not something that started against the Niners.  He has horrible form when tackling, but if anything I actually saw him stick his nose in a couple times this week.  Losing contain is a mistake.  Getting trucked is something to get teased for when watching film.  Blowing contain is something to get smacked over.

[BreeceHallofFame]

Is he talking about his brother?

[Barkus]

20 minutes ago, Augustiniak said:

Exactly what i was thinking.  They have zero running game and the offense can’t score in the first quarter. 

It’s maddening. New qb, new o-line, good RBs, new WR, offense still looks terrible. Salad is out of excuses. Unless this team goes on a major run, his time is up after this season. Does JD go too is the next question.

[Barkus]

4 minutes ago, #27TheDominator said:

Sauce has been a pussy in the run game literally every day he has been a Jet.  I am sure this is not something that started against the Niners.  He has horrible form when tackling, but if anything I actually saw him stick his nose in a couple times this week.  Losing contain is a mistake.  Getting trucked is something to get teased for when watching film.  Blowing contain is something to get smacked over.

To be fair, sauce is skinny as a rail. He would break if he really stuck his face in the fan.

[#27TheDominator]

14 minutes ago, Barkus said:

To be fair, sauce is skinny as a rail. He would break if he really stuck his face in the fan.

Yes, but he is also very tall.  One of the few constant truths is that the low man wins.  He seems to run at guys upright, bend only his neck and put his hands out.  It's like he is afraid to get his pants dirty.  I coached U16 Italians that had only played soccer and we would not have tolerated his form.  It is ineffective and begging for injury.

[mrcoops]

Sauce does tackle, but he's never going to be Ronnie Lott or even Darelle Revis as a tackler. He's a lanky cover guy, built to cover the pass. When it comes to bringing down RBs and TEs, he's always going to struggle.

[Sperm Edwards]

5 minutes ago, #27TheDominator said:

Yes, but he is also very tall.  One of the few constant truths is that the low man wins.  He seems to run at guys upright, bend only his neck and put his hands out.  It's like he is afraid to get his pants dirty.  I coached U16 Italians that had only played soccer and we would not have tolerated his form.  It is ineffective and begging for injury.

To be fair, those kids were accustomed to sauce with some meat.

[Augustiniak]

28 minutes ago, Barkus said:

It’s maddening. New qb, new o-line, good RBs, new WR, offense still looks terrible. Salad is out of excuses. Unless this team goes on a major run, his time is up after this season. Does JD go too is the next question.

It shouldn’t be surprising that the offense looks very similar to the ZW offense.  But if the coaches can’t figure it out and they keep losing at least we’ll finally get some accountability.  It seems the team is a few losses away from rumors of rodgers retiring and the coaches being true lame ducks with lots of speculation about who the next jets qb is

[Guilhermezmc]

For how bad people are saying Sauce or the pass rush / run defense is the problem with this team is once again the offense.

They pretty much shutted down the Vikings and if it wasnt for those BS flags it would have been even better.

[Augustiniak]

Just now, Guilhermezmc said:

For how bad people are saying Sauce or the pass rush / run defense is the problem with this team is once again the offense.

They pretty much shutted down the Vikings and if it wasnt for those BS flags it would have been even better.

Yeah and the constant themes are the hc and oc.  

[Claymation]

1 hour ago, Matt39 said:

Connor Rodgers was speculating that this was directed at Sauce for not containing on an outside run (called back) and because he ran into him on the play he got banged up on. 

Sauce got knocked out on a pass play.

[TheAustrian]

44 minutes ago, mrcoops said:

Sauce does tackle, but he's never going to be Ronnie Lott or even Darelle Revis as a tackler. He's a lanky cover guy, built to cover the pass. When it comes to bringing down RBs and TEs, he's always going to struggle.

Then hes not worth 30 mil . More like 12

[Barkus]

49 minutes ago, #27TheDominator said:

Yes, but he is also very tall.  One of the few constant truths is that the low man wins.  He seems to run at guys upright, bend only his neck and put his hands out.  It's like he is afraid to get his pants dirty.  I coached U16 Italians that had only played soccer and we would not have tolerated his form.  It is ineffective and begging for injury.

100% his form sucks. He need to be getting low and hitting around the ankles at least. If he stays high he will just get run over and/or hurt.

[Biggs]

He's been awful.  Did he get audited?

[Barry McCockinner]

1 hour ago, NYJCAP2 said:

Sauce is a liability in the run game.

 After Mason trucked him week 1, he wants no part of it.

I would guess the same could be said for the majority of CB's. They aren't out there looking to take on truck sticks from RBs. 

[Barry McCockinner]

This is the 2nd player calling for accountability in the media. WTF is going on behind closed doors?

[Biggs]

2 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

This is the 2nd player calling for accountability in the media. WTF is going on behind closed doors?

Their being told if they talk to the media they will be held accountable. 

[#27TheDominator]

2 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

This is the 2nd player calling for accountability in the media. WTF is going on behind closed doors?

To be fair, he didn't "call for accountability" like the coaches aren't holding people accountable.  He said "take accountability."  Which sounded more like do your job and admit when you didn't.  Knowing nothing, I would point it at Rodgers, who seems kind of teflon.  Spray the ball 20 yards from the WR?  They aren't on the same page.  Jam one into triple coverage that hits the TEs hands?  What a throw!

[NYJCAP2]

15 minutes ago, Barry McCockinner said:

I would guess the same could be said for the majority of CB's. They aren't out there looking to take on truck sticks from RBs. 

There are CBs who are good tacklers and some who are poor.

 Sauce is poor.

[section314]

1 hour ago, BreeceHallofFame said:

Is he talking about his brother?

Does his brother still play for the Jets? Haven’t seen him in weeks.

[redlichtie]

1 hour ago, mrcoops said:

Sauce does tackle, but he's never going to be Ronnie Lott or even Darelle Revis as a tackler. He's a lanky cover guy, built to cover the pass. When it comes to bringing down RBs and TEs, he's always going to struggle.

Bigger question folks should be asking is why are so many opposing players getting to the point where Sauce needs to make the tackle ?

[Barkus]

3 minutes ago, section314 said:

Does his brother still play for the Jets? Haven’t seen him in weeks.

I saw him loafing on the field yesterday, as he was casually, lightly jogging around.