Albany,n.y.

He certainly hasn't made wise choices in signing & drafting WRs.

The 1st player they drafted was Coleman. You really have a reading comprehension problem.

The contracts $ & the high draft position says otherwise. They used their 1st pick of that draft to draft Coleman. I never called him a 1st rounder.

He hasn't neglected the WR position. Just hasn't chosen the right guys. Last season he signed Samuel for decent $ and used his 1st pick on Coleman, and this season signed Palmer for decent $. That's not neglect, if anything just bad judgement-big difference.

Robin Hood (or NYC's version).

There's no such thing as a 4th round over draft.

They finally filled the void left by Wood's retirement.

The worst WR room was the 2018 Bills group of nobodys.

It's the only time I've ever been on the field. I wouldn't have done it myself, but the friend I went to the game with was a camera guy who wanted to take photos of the people tearing down the goalposts, so I didn't have a choice if I wanted a ride home. I doubt there has ever been any other NFL team whose fans tore the goalposts down on opening day.

He is for this year, but he got a long extension before the season started. The Jets have to eat all the bonus $.

The Jets are conducting a master class on how to tank a season. The GM gets rid of their best players and makes it impossible for the coaches & players to win no matter how hard they try. Tanks are done by the front office, not by the team on the field. They just traded Hall to KC.

After watching Mac Jones run the SF offense, it reconfirms my thoughts that one of the NFL's worst contracts was Brock Purdy's extension. It looks like the only QB who doesn't look good in that offense is Trey Lance.

Landon Jackson is becoming the Victor Allotey of the 21st century.

AI video of Mike McDaniel postgame presser:

They're planning on having a rookie QB next year & beyond that who will need someone to throw the ball to.

I'm going with a friend I used to work with in Long Island who moved to South Carolina 2 years ago. Sec 525 Row 9 I just downloaded my boarding pass for tomorrow's flight.

But their current teams can't withstand the cap hit caused by trading them away. Both contracts were structured with the early cap years being low, but the penalty for trading or releasing the player severe. Miami has a bigger problem than Waddle. They're stuck with Tua through next season with dead cap hits this year & next in the $100 million range. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/47598/tua-tagovailoa

The best scene in the new Naked Gun movie is the one where the sons of the original cops in the old movie are looking at their fathers' photos on the wall saying they miss them and crying, then they get to the OJ photo: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1450662632591588

Not when your dead cap hit is $40 million.

I've always wondered why the NBA allows LeBron to do commercials for DraftKings gambling site. At least the NFL wouldn't allow an active player to do gambling ads.

I also believe Parcells is the best coach of the post-merger NFL. Most of the top coaches did it with one team. Parcells turned around every team he coached. He even turned around the Dolphins while in the front office.

It's the same everywhere. I often listen to WFAN from NY & the NYC fans think the local teams should have every superstar either signing as a free agent or getting traded to a NYC team.

That reason isn't because they're in the same division. The reason neither can be traded is because the cap hit to the team trading them would destroy each teams ability to field a competitive roster (not like either team has one now😄). https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/76858/garrett-wilson https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/72385/jaylen-waddle

I never said they're doing the rebuild right, just that they knew they had a long leash and could try with a young veteran over an old one & if he failed, they could plan on drafting their next QB. I called them idiots in a prior post because they tied themselves to Fields for 2 years due to the contract structure & cap hits. They should have been able to get Fields on a 1-year deal with incentives-I doubt there was a lot of competition to be his 3rd team in 3 years after his market value when he was traded to Pittsburgh was a 6th round pick. Personally, I hope they mess it up again & draft another Zach Wilson, but until a team has their guy right at QB, they're always in a rebuild to some extent. Guys on the 1st year of a team that won 5 games the season before they arrived don't want a guy on his last legs, delaying the inevitable. For the Jets to acquire 37-year-old Cousins at 0-7 with his contract, would be a fireable offense even worse than the fact that Field will count at least $22 million on the cap next year.