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Post by fullblast on Jan 9, 2017 17:55:14 GMT -5
T-Pain was nowhere to be found.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 9, 2017 13:58:18 GMT -5
Tyrod Taylor is the black Geno Smith ...with a 2.4% better completion percentage. He's Geno minus the turnovers. He reminds me of Alex Smith with a bit more mobility tbh. That's pretty much the big appeal for me as far as Taylor goes. Favre, Sanchez, Geno, Fitz... I'm just tired of the turnovers.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 9, 2017 12:19:33 GMT -5
If Hackenberg could be like pre-injury Penny, I'd be so happy. He was so fun to watch that first year. Pre-injury Pennington with Hackeberg's physical ability is pretty much an All-Pro caliber QB. I'm not getting my hopes up.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 9, 2017 12:16:07 GMT -5
This guy had a close relationship with Mauldin at Louisville. jetswire.usatoday.com/2017/01/08/5-things-to-know-about-jets-new-olb-coach-clint-hurtt/"Strong relationship with Lorenzo Mauldin One of Hurtt’s main tasks will be overseeing the development of 2015 third-round pick Lorenzo Mauldin, a player who Hurtt has coached in the past. Before joining the Chicago Bears in 2014, Hurtt spent four seasons as a defensive coach for the University of Lousiville where he developed a relationship with Mauldin “He’s taught me pretty much everything I know, and I wanted to oblige that by inviting him to Senior Day to walk me out with my family,” Mauldin said of Hurtt in 2015. “I hope to talk to him throughout my entire life.” Now the two will reunite in New York."
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Post by fullblast on Jan 8, 2017 23:37:47 GMT -5
It's amazing how salty the talking heads are over the Giants receivers taking a trip to Miami. Who gives a shit really. Had nothing to do with the outcome of this game, IMO.
You can't have fun on your day off, the nerve!!!1!!11!
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Post by fullblast on Jan 8, 2017 17:35:20 GMT -5
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Post by fullblast on Jan 8, 2017 13:46:48 GMT -5
Le'Veon Bell is ridiculous.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 7, 2017 20:14:11 GMT -5
I wonder how many players on Houston's defense were scouted by Maccagnan. They have beasts all over the field.
We haven't had a pure edge rusher in nearly 10 years, they have three.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 5, 2017 14:00:42 GMT -5
Sucks about Flip, as he seemed to be the Jets' top choice. Hopefully, this prompts the Jets to pull out all the stops to land a top candidate like McCoy. Although I suspect we might well end up with Dorrell who would be a decent, if unexciting, choice. Yup, hard to imagine any outsiders with any qualifications would be willing to come here figuring that the HC could be gone in a year. We will most likely be forced to promote from within.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 4, 2017 14:41:05 GMT -5
Kansas City Thiefs
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Post by fullblast on Jan 4, 2017 9:10:05 GMT -5
Of the teams who don't have franchise running backs, how many of them have franchise quarterbacks? I'm guessing most. We have neither. If we can land a blue chip offensive prospect in the first that would be a good start to add an actual threat to our offense instead of the pile of middling players we're putting out there every year. I like Powell but he should be the change of pace back, not the workhorse. He hasn't been given the chance to be. Maybe he'll flop as a feature back. Maybe he can't handle the increased workload. At this point, without a QB, LT, pass rusher, corners, and safeties, we have no chance of seriously competing, even if we had a game changing back. I want excitement, and big plays from our offense too, but unless we address those other needs, a franchise back. isn't gonna make a difference. Powell averaged 5.5 yds a carry and had 58 receptions in limited duty. Lets roll the dice with him next year. Fixing the OL is a top priority but you aren't doing that with the #6 pick, there simply isn't aren't OL worth taking there. Same for CB. If they want to trade back in the first and pick up an OL I'm fully on board with that, but BPA at 6 will most likely be a RB or a pass rusher. I'm good going in either direction. As for Powell I'm not willing to roll the dice on him being the guy for 16 games. They tried to increase his workload in 2015 and he got banged up. Our QB position will be shaky at best next year and I'm not sure Powell is the guy to take the pressure off of whoever ends up starting.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 4, 2017 8:23:11 GMT -5
At least Powell doesn't have the mileage on him that most backs would have at his age. Good point. And an important one. We have more pressing needs, and a quality back can be had in the middle rounds. Not a franchise back, but someone who can take some of the workload of Powell. How many teams in the playoffs have franchise running backs. Of the teams who don't have franchise running backs, how many of them have franchise quarterbacks? I'm guessing most. You need to have one and we have neither. If we can land a blue chip offensive prospect in the first that would be a good start to add an actual threat to our offense instead of the pile of middling players we're putting out there every year. I like Powell but he should be the change of pace back, not the workhorse.
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Post by fullblast on Jan 3, 2017 19:43:14 GMT -5
We're caught up on the OC candidates, any stabs as to who we bring in as new position coaches? I saw Dunbar mentioned which would be awesome. Any other suggestions?
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Post by fullblast on Jan 3, 2017 14:00:18 GMT -5
I wonder if they're just going to promote Patullo to OC. Apparently he has been Gailey's understudy through the years, so that may be the move. Mike McCoy and John DeFilippo are among the early favorites Yeah, and I just realized Patullo got canned as well (they misspelled his name in the tweet)
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Post by fullblast on Jan 3, 2017 13:57:10 GMT -5
I wonder if they're just going to promote Patullo to OC. Apparently he has been Gailey's understudy through the years, so that may be the move.
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