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Post by Yankees45 on Apr 30, 2016 15:39:01 GMT -5
I could go through your post and refute your bullshit but I just chose to call you a douche-bag. you and Tx the only two I have ever put on ignore. Please never quote this asshole so I never see any of his bullshit posts again. Thankee m I don't give a flying fucking fuck what u think. I'm expressing my displeasure with Mac and this shitty draft. Please just ignore and don't call me names because I'm saying what has proven completely true nearly every year. We do not draft well. So fuck u and fucj the fucking jets. The team is dead to me. Or maybe the picks will all be great and we will make the playoffs. In that case, I take everything I've said about these wonderful players back!!! :-) You would be first in line to jump on his dick when hack shows people what he can do when he isn't running for his life every down , and a coaching staff who actually fixes his mechanics and undo what franklins staff done at psu
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Post by carlito1171 on Apr 30, 2016 15:45:41 GMT -5
Forgot to mention that the biggest winner with the Hackenberg pick potentially is Devin Smith....
Get well soon bud!
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Post by The Tax Returns Are in Kenya on Apr 30, 2016 15:53:36 GMT -5
Finally found the picture I was talking about a few weeks ago when I knew Mac wanted Hackenberg. Look at how focused Mac was. Lol Great pic. I'm predicting good things for the future. Mark it down
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Post by The Tax Returns Are in Kenya on Apr 30, 2016 16:44:26 GMT -5
Finally found the picture I was talking about a few weeks ago when I knew Mac wanted Hackenberg. Look at how focused Mac was. Lol That may be the only picture of Mac in existence where he's not holding a coffee cup! Future tell
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Post by Sonny Werblin on Apr 30, 2016 18:37:07 GMT -5
Whoever I see post "Start Hackenberg" at any point next season is getting blocked by me. I think there is a pretty good chance Hackenberg wins the job in training camp if his only competition is Geno and Petty.
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Post by adpz on Apr 30, 2016 19:48:36 GMT -5
Nice blurb in the NYPost about Hackenberg getting ready for the draft/NFL, sudying like a pro QB would: nypost.com/2016/04/30/inside-christian-hackenbergs-exhaustive-nfl-prep-hes-a-slam-dunk/From January through mid-March, Christian Hackenberg’s introduction to the NFL would begin every morning at 5:30 at Jordan Palmer’s Southern California home. Palmer, an eight-year NFL veteran, spent 2 ½ months preparing Hackenberg for life in the pros, which Palmer says the 21-year-old the Jets selected in the second round on Friday is ready for. “He’s going to be confident enough to be the face of the franchise for the Jets when that time comes for him,” Palmer said Saturday. “In the meantime, he’s going to be a guy that’s going to get in line and learn and be humble. I think it’s a great fit.” Palmer met Hackenberg at an Elite 11 camp when Hackenberg was in high school. He watched his college career at Penn State, where Hackenberg was a star under Bill O’Brien as a freshman then struggled as NCAA sanctions took their toll on the Nittany Lions’ roster and the transition from O’Brien to James Franklin stunted Hackenberg’s growth. Palmer worked with Hackenberg last year before his junior year then took on a more official role after Hackenberg left college in January to prepare for the NFL. They started by watching every college snap Hackenberg took and dissected what went right and wrong. “There’s a franchise player in there,” Palmer said. “He showed it his freshman year and he was put in a very difficult situation the last two years. The first thing is pulling that out.” The Jets took North Carolina State cornerback Juston Burris in the fourth round Saturday and tackle Brandon Shell from South Carolina in the fifth round, a pick they traded for with Washington. All of the attention still was on their second-round pick, though, because of how polarizing the Hackenberg pick is. Hackenberg’s mechanics suffered at Penn State as he played behind a porous offensive line that got him sacked 103 times. He began to look at the pass rush instead of downfield and had trouble setting his feet without getting hit. There were plenty of reasons for his struggles, but Hackenberg had to sit back and listen to the critics pick him apart in the pre-draft process. He could not blame the offensive line or Franklin without sounding like he was making excuses and shifting the blame. All he could do was take it. “He’s just been a dartboard for three months,” Palmer said. “Now, all of that is irrelevant. He’s a Jet.” Hackenberg rented a house down the street from Palmer and they began to work a week after his college career ended. They would do classroom work in the morning, then go to the field after breakfast. After lunch, Hackenberg would work with a personal trainer, then he would have 3-5 hours of film study at night. Palmer had Hackenberg watch film like NFL quarterbacks do. They adopted the Cardinals, where Palmer’s brother Carson is the quarterback. As the Cardinals prepared for playoff games with the Packers and Panthers, Hackenberg watched each team’s last five games on Monday, their base pressures on Tuesday, sub-package pressures on Wednesday, third-down calls on Thursday and red-zone situations on Friday. Before the game, Hackenberg would compare notes with Carson. “We literally knew more about the game than anybody watching it,” Jordan said. After the Cardinals lost in the NFC Championship game, they broke down the Broncos before the Super Bowl. Then they studied the 2015 seasons of Carson and Jacksonville’s Blake Bortles and the rookie season of the Colts’ Andrew Luck. Hackenberg would have to give Jordan Palmer a report every morning off his film study, and Palmer would try to teach him about the coverages he did not recognize. “He’s just obsessed with football,” Palmer said. “He loves it. I think it’s a slam dunk. For me, all this negative stuff is hysterical to me because so many people are so wrong.” Palmer said all of the issues Hackenberg has dealt with in college makes him ready for New York. “To have to deal with the amount of adversity he dealt with, he is well-equipped to take on you and your colleagues and the fan base and AFC East, too,” Palmer said. “He is in a good position to do that.”
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Post by HawkeyeJet on Apr 30, 2016 20:02:40 GMT -5
Nice blurb in the NYPost about Hackenberg getting ready for the draft/NFL, sudying like a pro QB would: nypost.com/2016/04/30/inside-christian-hackenbergs-exhaustive-nfl-prep-hes-a-slam-dunk/From January through mid-March, Christian Hackenberg’s introduction to the NFL would begin every morning at 5:30 at Jordan Palmer’s Southern California home. Palmer, an eight-year NFL veteran, spent 2 ½ months preparing Hackenberg for life in the pros, which Palmer says the 21-year-old the Jets selected in the second round on Friday is ready for. “He’s going to be confident enough to be the face of the franchise for the Jets when that time comes for him,” Palmer said Saturday. “In the meantime, he’s going to be a guy that’s going to get in line and learn and be humble. I think it’s a great fit.” Palmer met Hackenberg at an Elite 11 camp when Hackenberg was in high school. He watched his college career at Penn State, where Hackenberg was a star under Bill O’Brien as a freshman then struggled as NCAA sanctions took their toll on the Nittany Lions’ roster and the transition from O’Brien to James Franklin stunted Hackenberg’s growth. Palmer worked with Hackenberg last year before his junior year then took on a more official role after Hackenberg left college in January to prepare for the NFL. They started by watching every college snap Hackenberg took and dissected what went right and wrong. “There’s a franchise player in there,” Palmer said. “He showed it his freshman year and he was put in a very difficult situation the last two years. The first thing is pulling that out.” The Jets took North Carolina State cornerback Juston Burris in the fourth round Saturday and tackle Brandon Shell from South Carolina in the fifth round, a pick they traded for with Washington. All of the attention still was on their second-round pick, though, because of how polarizing the Hackenberg pick is. Hackenberg’s mechanics suffered at Penn State as he played behind a porous offensive line that got him sacked 103 times. He began to look at the pass rush instead of downfield and had trouble setting his feet without getting hit. There were plenty of reasons for his struggles, but Hackenberg had to sit back and listen to the critics pick him apart in the pre-draft process. He could not blame the offensive line or Franklin without sounding like he was making excuses and shifting the blame. All he could do was take it. “He’s just been a dartboard for three months,” Palmer said. “Now, all of that is irrelevant. He’s a Jet.” Hackenberg rented a house down the street from Palmer and they began to work a week after his college career ended. They would do classroom work in the morning, then go to the field after breakfast. After lunch, Hackenberg would work with a personal trainer, then he would have 3-5 hours of film study at night. Palmer had Hackenberg watch film like NFL quarterbacks do. They adopted the Cardinals, where Palmer’s brother Carson is the quarterback. As the Cardinals prepared for playoff games with the Packers and Panthers, Hackenberg watched each team’s last five games on Monday, their base pressures on Tuesday, sub-package pressures on Wednesday, third-down calls on Thursday and red-zone situations on Friday. Before the game, Hackenberg would compare notes with Carson. “We literally knew more about the game than anybody watching it,” Jordan said. After the Cardinals lost in the NFC Championship game, they broke down the Broncos before the Super Bowl. Then they studied the 2015 seasons of Carson and Jacksonville’s Blake Bortles and the rookie season of the Colts’ Andrew Luck. Hackenberg would have to give Jordan Palmer a report every morning off his film study, and Palmer would try to teach him about the coverages he did not recognize. “He’s just obsessed with football,” Palmer said. “He loves it. I think it’s a slam dunk. For me, all this negative stuff is hysterical to me because so many people are so wrong.” Palmer said all of the issues Hackenberg has dealt with in college makes him ready for New York. “To have to deal with the amount of adversity he dealt with, he is well-equipped to take on you and your colleagues and the fan base and AFC East, too,” Palmer said. “He is in a good position to do that.” That's another great read. Obviously Palmer isn't going to bury him, but still tremendous. This just feels different. Hackenberg seems to have the tools, the smarts and the work ethic. It's just about bringing them all back out.
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Post by adpz on Apr 30, 2016 20:07:51 GMT -5
This just feels different. Hackenberg seems to have the tools, the smarts and the work ethic. It's just about bringing them all back out. Agree. I can get excited because of how much football-smarts are required to really suceed at the position. So many guys rate on the physical skill set but flounder in the NFL because they seem to lack it between the ears. It's refreshing to hear/see Hackenberg's focus on football IQ.
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Post by Harrier on May 1, 2016 2:53:07 GMT -5
Watched the Gruden camp. He seems pretty disgusted coaches at Penn state asked him to change his footwork fundamentals, when Gruden asked why did you change it from your freshman year, Hack replied "because I was told too"
Gruden seems shocked he wasn't considered a first rounder aswell, this kid can read defenses, call protections and will pick the playbook up in no time.
We should be pumped we have picked a smart student of the game up instead of Lynch who is a specimen but has along way to go mentally.
Love watching hack work under C and take 5 step drops, looks like a pro ready QB as he goes through his reads not just hittin the first guy he locks on too.
This pick feels different to other QB's we pick.
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Post by Yankees45 on May 1, 2016 6:08:26 GMT -5
When he has weapons and doesn't run for his life 9 of 10 plays a game he's a beast
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Post by Lithfan on May 1, 2016 8:07:09 GMT -5
Watched the Gruden camp. He seems pretty disgusted coaches at Penn asked him to change his footwork fundamentals, when Gruden asked why did you change it from your freshman year, Hack replied "because I was told too" Gruden seems shocked he wasn't considered a first rounder aswell, this kid can read defenses, call protections and will pick the playbook up in no time. We should be pumped we have picked a smart student of the game up instead of Lynch who is a specimen but has along way to go mentally. Love watching hack work under C and take 5 step drops, looks like a pro ready QB as he goes through his reads not just hittin the first guy he locks on too. This pick feels different to other QB's we pick. Penn StateIt is Penn State. Hackenberg did not go to Penn. He was ruined by coaches as Penn State. Penn is a different school. Penn refers to the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League School and consistently one of the top universities in the country. It is the home of the Wharton Business School, quite possibly the finest business school in the nation. It is not a football factory located in the hills of coal mining country in central Pennsylvania. Penn was the home of Benjamin Franklin, Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, former NFL Commissioner Bert Bell & the dude who played the American Werewolf in London. Penn State had Kyle Brady & Blair Thomas. Penn State also had certain other nefarious individuals who will remain unnamed. Please do not confuse the two. In case you have not figured it out, Penn was also the home of Lithfan for 4 years. Rant over. That is all.
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Post by Harrier on May 1, 2016 8:11:12 GMT -5
Watched the Gruden camp. He seems pretty disgusted coaches at Penn asked him to change his footwork fundamentals, when Gruden asked why did you change it from your freshman year, Hack replied "because I was told too" Gruden seems shocked he wasn't considered a first rounder aswell, this kid can read defenses, call protections and will pick the playbook up in no time. We should be pumped we have picked a smart student of the game up instead of Lynch who is a specimen but has along way to go mentally. Love watching hack work under C and take 5 step drops, looks like a pro ready QB as he goes through his reads not just hittin the first guy he locks on too. This pick feels different to other QB's we pick. Penn StateIt is Penn State. Hackenberg did not go to Penn. He was ruined by coaches as Penn State. Penn is a different school. Penn refers to the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League School and consistently one of the top universities in the country. It is the home of the Wharton Business School, quite possibly the finest business school in the nation. It is not a football factory located in the hills of coal mining country in central Pennsylvania. Penn was the home of Benjamin Franklin, Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, former NFL Commissioner Bert Bell & the dude who played the American Werewolf in London. Penn State had Kyle Brady & Blair Thomas. Penn State also had certain other nefarious individuals who will remain unnamed. Please do not confuse the two. In case you have not figured it out, Penn was also the home of Lithfan for 4 years. Rant over. That is all. I know dude, just lazy not typin "state" every time i refer to Hack when everyone knows he went to Penn state. My bad, I will start typin state everytime I refer to the place.
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Post by The Tax Returns Are in Kenya on May 1, 2016 8:18:59 GMT -5
Watched the Gruden camp. He seems pretty disgusted coaches at Penn asked him to change his footwork fundamentals, when Gruden asked why did you change it from your freshman year, Hack replied "because I was told too" Gruden seems shocked he wasn't considered a first rounder aswell, this kid can read defenses, call protections and will pick the playbook up in no time. We should be pumped we have picked a smart student of the game up instead of Lynch who is a specimen but has along way to go mentally. Love watching hack work under C and take 5 step drops, looks like a pro ready QB as he goes through his reads not just hittin the first guy he locks on too. This pick feels different to other QB's we pick. Penn StateIt is Penn State. Hackenberg did not go to Penn. He was ruined by coaches as Penn State. Penn is a different school. Penn refers to the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League School and consistently one of the top universities in the country. It is the home of the Wharton Business School, quite possibly the finest business school in the nation. It is not a football factory located in the hills of coal mining country in central Pennsylvania. Penn was the home of Benjamin Franklin, Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, former NFL Commissioner Bert Bell & the dude who played the American Werewolf in London. Penn State had Kyle Brady & Blair Thomas. Penn State also had certain other nefarious individuals who will remain unnamed. Please do not confuse the two. In case you have not figured it out, Penn was also the home of Lithfan for 4 years. Rant over. That is all. I only know this being from Philadelphia myself and having multiple family members and friends attend PENN. nothing to do with football but it's a very important distinction. But you confuse me with your multiple school allegiances
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Post by Lithfan on May 1, 2016 8:21:32 GMT -5
Penn StateIt is Penn State. Hackenberg did not go to Penn. He was ruined by coaches as Penn State. Penn is a different school. Penn refers to the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League School and consistently one of the top universities in the country. It is the home of the Wharton Business School, quite possibly the finest business school in the nation. It is not a football factory located in the hills of coal mining country in central Pennsylvania. Penn was the home of Benjamin Franklin, Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, former NFL Commissioner Bert Bell & the dude who played the American Werewolf in London. Penn State had Kyle Brady & Blair Thomas. Penn State also had certain other nefarious individuals who will remain unnamed. Please do not confuse the two. In case you have not figured it out, Penn was also the home of Lithfan for 4 years. Rant over. That is all. I only know this being from Philadelphia myself and having multiple family members and friends attend PENN. nothing to do with football but it's a very important distinction. But you confuse me with your multiple school allegiances Pretty straight forward. Undergraduate was Penn. Grad school was Georgia. On Saturdays, especially in the fall, Georgia takes precedence. Mondays thru Fridays and during job interviews, I am a Wharton grad.
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Post by Sonny Werblin on May 1, 2016 8:22:40 GMT -5
Penn StateIt is Penn State. Hackenberg did not go to Penn. He was ruined by coaches as Penn State. Penn is a different school. Penn refers to the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League School and consistently one of the top universities in the country. It is the home of the Wharton Business School, quite possibly the finest business school in the nation. It is not a football factory located in the hills of coal mining country in central Pennsylvania. Penn was the home of Benjamin Franklin, Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, former NFL Commissioner Bert Bell & the dude who played the American Werewolf in London. Penn State had Kyle Brady & Blair Thomas. Penn State also had certain other nefarious individuals who will remain unnamed. Please do not confuse the two. In case you have not figured it out, Penn was also the home of Lithfan for 4 years. Rant over. That is all. I know dude, just lazy not typin "state" every time i refer to Hack when everyone knows he went to Penn state. My bad, I will start typin state everytime I refer to the place. Try PSU instead.
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