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Did you see that one incomplete pass to Hines the other day when he was open but the ball was overthrown? LBs and safeties cannot cover him. He presents matchup problems that Motor and Cook don’t. We will all see where he fits as he becomes more acclimated.

To quote uncle Charlie: "That's a bad white boy!"

Yesterday, when asked about White, McD said he wasn’t ready. Simple as that. I suspect the sloppy turf at MetLife was a factor as well.

It’s not. It’s his low self of steam.

Whatever happened to those days when all we needed was a nice bubble bath and then curl up with a hot cup of Irish Mocha mint and a steamy Harlequin romance novel.

Not necessarily. It’s been known for a while that Josh likes to attack the longer developing intermediate and longer options first. Josh has been a bit stubborn in his reads expecting guys to get open as readily as we’ve seen previously and he’s being forced to go thru several reads before settling for the check down. This is a bigger issue vs. superior back sevens like we saw yesterday, especially when good coverage LBs like the Jets have can close so quickly on those check downs. Also, few OLs are gonna hold long enough to enable a QB to go thru all his progressions so frequently against the better fronts. Perhaps Dorsey and Josh need to read from the bottom up as opposed to the top down and be able hurt teams to make them adjust. And yet, we were still in position to win games even when the opponent played their absolute best while we played our injury depleted worst. Can’t wait to play these guys again.

True, but it was totally understandable strategy given the talent elsewhere on that team. Gonna be a long slog now unless they get lucky with a QB in the draft.

Watch the All 22 when it comes out and you will see the Jets played elite defense in the secondary, including, and perhaps especially, their LBs. That’s the bad news. The good news is that we play them again and I think adjustments can be made.

Perfect timing on that int intended for Kelce. Collinsworth just got done swallowing and didn’t have time to wipe his chin.

I would if the bigger issue wasn’t that two teams in a row have befuddled our offense.

Cam Newton’s career wasn’t massively shortened because he ran too much or that the refs didn’t protect him. It was massively shortened by an acute shoulder injury suffered while trying to make a tackle on an interception.

While the highly picked player may actually suck, high draft picks having redshirt years is often a sign of a talented, veteran laden team whose starting lineup is hard to crack.

Chance is one of my favorite movie characters of all time.

He was fined multiple times last season for COVID protocol violations totaling over 100k.

Yep. Kyrie is being Kyrie and is being held accountable for it.

Helluva lot harder for a rookie RB to establish himself and take away playing time on a talented, veteran team with SB aspirations vs. a rebuilding team like the Texans.

Taking nothing away from the punters listed and especially the great Sammy Baugh, but yards per punt is just not the be all, end all when it comes to a punter’s effectiveness.

Been saying that all week to anyone who will listen. These aren’t quite the same Jets on the D side of the ball.

The longer that lake remains unfrozen …

This thread needs to be pinned.

It will always be Robert James for me. Greatest CB not in the HOF.

I agree with you about what Singletary has put on his resume and I’m not sure what the moon is exactly, but whatever it is, it may be too much for Beane’s tastes given the other contract issues he has to deal with moving forward. Good point about stars and jags, too.

All great points here. But regardless of whatever holes Hines might address or not, I think Dorsey wants to create an entirely new dimension for his offense. I think that explains the interest in certain types of RBs like McKissic, McCaffery, and Kamara.