Jauronimo

Season starts tonight! Whatever happens in Europe stays in Europe. Europe isn't even a real country anyway.

You are clearly suffering from a number of cognitive biases. I would say that your particular wrong answer is about 2 standard deviations lower than the mean wrong answer assuming a normal distribution and a 95% confidence interval. Its ok. Not everyone can be as smart as @GoBills808

People who are knocked out cold do not kick their feet up and down to the best of my knowledge.

Woody Johnson just found out Saleh isn't one of them eye-talians.

I thought Suzanne Somers had passed? What gives?

I'd say my post is a pretty accurate paraphrase of this friggin abortion.

We needed to keep him, against his will. His sideline and social media antics were the only true leadership we had.

Josh has no leadership skills. Read the OP. His peers have zero respect for him because hes a goofball. A sampling of 100 NFL personnel, 10 of whom voted him as overrated, proves this. Its all in the OP. If only we had kept serious people like TreDavious and Poyer, we might be winning one on one matchups on sidelines in the passing game. But they had to go because they hurt Josh's feelings and not because they are expensive and completely, totally, 100% cooked at this stage in their careers. Again, read the OP.

A carpeted bathroom. A room that shows water damage every time it rains but there are definitely no leaks according to the roof guy.

I think its about the same but instead of making magic happen hes throwing the ball away and taking big shots in the process. The last two weeks there is a defender waiting for him every time he escapes to the right.

Opinions with discrete outcomes like "played poorly" or "played well" fall into normal distributions??? Tell me more... How many standard deviations from the mean is "played well"?

He was kicking his feet up and down. That is movement.

Bailing from relatively clean pockets, poor ball placement, and going deep to Mack Hollins when all you need is a first down are hallmarks of good QB play.

Pure, unadulterated, bull####.

Very few people in the history of coaching or business have fired themselves.

He was kicking his feet while he was face down on the turf. I don't think thats a typical response to losing consciousness.

Good news guys! They're both sticking around for another year or two at least!

If the Jets had continued to add talent on offense while looking for their QB they would be in vastly better shape today. Even if that meant going a year or two with Flacco, Tyrod, Brisset, and Wilson, they would be much healthier as a franchise. They paid a very high price for these two Rodgers wins.

The Jets appeared to be building something that was long-term sustainable and would ensure competitiveness for a long time. And instead they totally blew up the franchise for a 24 month window of competitiveness but no real threat of super bowl contention. You love to see it.

Picking up a first down is the only guaranteed way to get to OT.

That's a valid argument. I think you try to give great QBs another shot but it was clear he was off. The flip side of that argument is, what will be any different in OT? Offense still needs to score to win. McDermott and Allen don't exactly have a sterling record in OT either.

You don't trust Allen can go 50 yards in 40 seconds to give us a chance to win?

The passing game looked so good with Allen at QB that I'm sure Mitch would have picked up where Josh left off. Quietly brutal?

He bounced one off Coleman's head and that did not appear to solve anything.

inner monologue should stay inner