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Jets' Marcus Maye critical of Gregg Williams' blitz call on Raiders' winning TD

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New York Jets safety Marcus Maye had harsh words for defensive coordinator Gregg Williams after Sunday's 31-28 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, after the Raiders exploited Williams' all-out blitz for the 46-yard game-winning touchdown with five seconds remaining.

 

Maye said multiple times that the defense "should have been in a better call" on the game's deciding play, which began with the Raiders facing third-and-10 with 13 seconds left near midfield and the winless Jets leading 28-24.

 

Williams brought seven rushers, with an eighth coming in late, against Las Vegas' seven-man protection, leaving undrafted rookie cornerback Lamar Jackson one-on-one with Raiders first-round rookie Henry Ruggs III down the left sideline.

 

“We have to execute, but you have to help us out at the same time," Maye said, adding he wasn't "criticizing" anyone but that "different situations could have played out better."

 

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29 minutes ago, H2o said:

It wasn't the right defensive call, but Carr had just missed similar type of throw under duress to Agholor. The CB bit on the under route. Why? We'll never know. Then Ruggs with those 4.33 wheels just runs right by him with Carr dropping in the perfect ball. I'm sure those players are tired of losing as well as hearing about how bad their team is. I'm sure they were trying their hardest to finally get that monkey off of their backs of being a winless team. It didn't happen. 

Williams has done this before, many times. What i question is why was an undrafted rookie on Ruggs?

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31 minutes ago, H2o said:

It wasn't the right defensive call, but Carr had just missed similar type of throw under duress to Agholor. The CB bit on the under route. Why? We'll never know. Then Ruggs with those 4.33 wheels just runs right by him with Carr dropping in the perfect ball. I'm sure those players are tired of losing as well as hearing about how bad their team is. I'm sure they were trying their hardest to finally get that monkey off of their backs of being a winless team. It didn't happen. 

 

Honestly they rushed what 6? 7?  they also had a spy... this was just a terrible play call.  

 

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Jets' Marcus Maye critical of Gregg Williams' blitz call on Raiders' winning TD

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I don't mind bringing a little extra pressure... a sack ends it.  But 6 or 7 or whatever guys?  Are you insane?

 

You really should also play zone, and you should play deep.  20 yards over the middle? even 25... that leaves them with a quick spike and one shot at the end zone.  

 

This is a lot like the situation buffalo faced with Murray - but Carr isn't nearly as athletic.  

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1 minute ago, Bleedingreennc said:

To be honest i might be in the minority of Jets fans. I would like to trade out of the top pick and gather some more picks. We have too many holes to fill and lack talent at many positions. 

 

What is the plan at QB?  Stick with Darnold?

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1 minute ago, Doc said:

 

What is the plan at QB?  Stick with Darnold?

I think what our coaching staff did to him cannot be fixed. I think he will flourish with another team that has a stable front office and coaching staff. I would say draft Trask and get a vet to be a bridge so that he can learn. I do not want to drop out of the top 10. We need to get another mauler for the o-line and set the line up for the next QB. That strategy worked well when we had Ferguson and Mangold. Quinnen Williams, Mims, Crowder, Becton and Hall are the pieces we need to build around.

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On the WFAN this morning Boomer Esiason hinted the Bill Cowher thinks the Jets job is the most interesting one out there that could be available. Usually when talk about Bill possibly getting back into coaching comes up Boomer says no way. He says Bill is happy at CBS . It should be noted that Bill lives in NYC and his wife is a huge Jets fan. Maybe something comes of it maybe not. For Boomer to suggest that Bill is intrigued could mean something.

Boomer seems to be hinting that Bill Cowher seems interested in coaching again...he also seems to be saying that Cowher thinks the Jets job is the best job out there...interesting
 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

I think what our coaching staff did to him cannot be fixed. I think he will flourish with another team that has a stable front office and coaching staff. I would say draft Trask and get a vet to be a bridge so that he can learn. I do not want to drop out of the top 10. We need to get another mauler for the o-line and set the line up for the next QB. That strategy worked well when we had Ferguson and Mangold. Quinnen Williams, Mims, Crowder, Becton and Hall are the pieces we need to build around.

I think Becton will be a good LT.. And I liked Mims coming out.. I think the Jets will likely take Lawrence.. See if you can get a 2nd plus some other picks for Darnold.. Probably add another WR and some OL help in RD2.. Regardless, this is going to be an uphill battle for the Jets.. Both Miami and Buffalo look like they’ll be continuous playoff contenders for the next 5-6 years and New England is a team that will always be tough to beat with Belichick there.. Doesn’t look good for the Jets..

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Just now, Victory Formation said:

I think Becton will be a good LT.. And I liked Mims coming out.. I think the Jets will likely take Lawrence.. See if you can get a 2nd plus some other picks for Darnold.. Probably add another WR and some OL help in RD2.. Regardless, this is going to be an uphill battle for the Jets.. Both Miami and Buffalo look like they’ll be continuous playoff contenders for the next 5-6 years and New England is a team that will always be tough to beat with Belichick there.. Doesn’t look good for the Jets..

It doesnt look good at all for us. As far as a coach goes, i want a new up and coming person that has a different coaching style. 

8 minutes ago, Greg S said:

On the WFAN this morning Boomer Esiason hinted the Bill Cowher thinks the Jets job is the most interesting one out there that could be available. Usually when talk about Bill possibly getting back into coaching comes up Boomer says no way. He says Bill is happy at CBS . It should be noted that Bill lives in NYC and his wife is a huge Jets fan. Maybe something comes of it maybe not. For Boomer to suggest that Bill is intrigued could mean something.

Boomer seems to be hinting that Bill Cowher seems interested in coaching again...he also seems to be saying that Cowher thinks the Jets job is the best job out there...interesting
 

 

 

No thank you, he hasnt been in the league in years and is old school. This would be a very Jetsy thing to do, hiring someone based on past coaching. For instance, look what happened when we got Bell, i knew he wasnt going to be the back he was with Pitt, we didnt have the o-line they had.

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Just now, Bleedingreennc said:

It doesnt look good at all for us. As far as a coach goes, i want a new up and coming person that has a different coaching style. 

Well.. I think you’re better off adding an offensive minded coach.. I think if Lawrence does come out, that could potentially attract a great coach to marry to Lawrence.. If I were a Jets fan I’d probably be pushing for Jim Harbough.. It’s a tough sell though.. the AFC East is a pretty tough division these days.. Very very very tough division.. but once again, the prospect of drafting Trevor Lawrence may attract a quality HC..

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16 minutes ago, Greg S said:

On the WFAN this morning Boomer Esiason hinted the Bill Cowher thinks the Jets job is the most interesting one out there that could be available. Usually when talk about Bill possibly getting back into coaching comes up Boomer says no way. He says Bill is happy at CBS . It should be noted that Bill lives in NYC and his wife is a huge Jets fan. Maybe something comes of it maybe not. For Boomer to suggest that Bill is intrigued could mean something.

 

LOL!  There are 3 other jobs with franchise QBs (if you think Matt Stafford is one, that is).  The saliva has jammed-up Cowher's brain.

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1 minute ago, Victory Formation said:

Well.. I think you’re better off adding an offensive minded coach.. I think if Lawrence does come out, that could potentially attract a great coach to marry to Lawrence.. If I were a Jets fan I’d probably be pushing for Jim Harbough.. It’s a tough sell though.. the AFC East is a pretty tough division these days.. Very very very tough division.. but once again, the prospect of drafting Trevor Lawrence may attract a quality HC..

I like Lawrence, but he plays on a stacked team, how will he fair when put in a position that takes him out of his comfort zone. I do know that we have to hit on this draft and coaching hire.

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9 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

It doesnt look good at all for us. As far as a coach goes, i want a new up and coming person that has a different coaching style. 

No thank you, he hasnt been in the league in years and is old school. This would be a very Jetsy thing to do, hiring someone based on past coaching. For instance, look what happened when we got Bell, i knew he wasnt going to be the back he was with Pitt, we didnt have the o-line they had.

 

I agree with you but pointing out that Boomer made mention of it this morning on WFAN. From Cowher's standpoint he has a great job. He gets paid millions to watch and talk football without the stress and long hours that coaches put in.

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1 minute ago, Doc said:

 

LOL!  There are 3 other jobs with franchise QBs (if you think Matt Stafford is one, that is).  The saliva has jammed-up Cowher's brain.

Look at those teams and tell me what their cap space is like. I dont want Cowher, but with the draft picks and cap space any coach would be able to form the team to their liking. 

1 minute ago, Greg S said:

 

I agree with you but pointing out that Boomer made mention of it this morning on WFAN. From Cowher's standpoint he has a great job. He gets paid millions to watch and talk football without the stress and long hours that coaches put in.

I wouldnt leave his job for any coaching job, unless he still has the fire to coach.

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2 minutes ago, Doc said:

 

LOL!  There are 3 other jobs with franchise QBs (if you think Matt Stafford is one, that is).  The saliva has jammed-up Cowher's brain.

 

They have a lot of draft capital along with possibly getting the #1 pick. They have a chance to rebuild quickly like Miami if JD does well in the draft and they hire the right coach.

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2 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

Look at those teams and tell me what their cap space is like. I dont want Cowher, but with the draft picks and cap space any coach would be able to form the team to their liking. 

 

I wouldnt leave his job for any coaching job, unless he still has the fire to coach.

I feel like any decision an in-demand potential coach makes comes down to a couple things. They are, in order:

 

1) The QB situation

2) How much power they have been promised

3) Ownership and GM competence

 

Having a lot of cap space just means you have no talent. It's a selling point, but kind of a lame one. The minute you take the job the clock starts. If you don't start winning significant games, you'll be fired within 2 to 3 seasons. So building a team from the ground up seems great, but it is also a huge risk.

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Just now, MJS said:

I feel like any decision an in-demand potential coach makes comes down to a couple things. They are, in order:

 

1) The QB situation

2) How much power they have been promised

3) Ownership and GM competence

 

Having a lot of cap space just means you have no talent. It's a selling point, but kind of a lame one. The minute you take the job the clock starts. If you don't start winning significant games, you'll be fired within 2 to 3 seasons. So building a team from the ground up seems great, but it is also a huge risk.

There is a reason JD gave out a bunch of 1 year deals this past off-season, prove it deals. 

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1 minute ago, Bleedingreennc said:

There is a reason JD gave out a bunch of 1 year deals this past off-season, prove it deals. 

And it also isn't a selling point to come to this division. You have the Bills and Dolphins on the upswing, and you have the GOAT coaching in NE. This division is suddenly one of the hardest to win in.

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Just now, MJS said:

And it also isn't a selling point to come to this division. You have the Bills and Dolphins on the upswing, and you have the GOAT coaching in NE. This division is suddenly one of the hardest to win in.

All of a sudden its not a selling point to come to the division?? Hello??!!! We just went 20 years with the Patriots dominating it, and now its one of the hardest to win in? Smh

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26 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

It doesnt look good at all for us. As far as a coach goes, i want a new up and coming person that has a different coaching style. 

No thank you, he hasnt been in the league in years and is old school. This would be a very Jetsy thing to do, hiring someone based on past coaching. For instance, look what happened when we got Bell, i knew he wasnt going to be the back he was with Pitt, we didnt have the o-line they had.

 

Believe he would be more interested in an off-season consulting role with them.

He could probably not do it until regular season was over but not see any conflict with him helping with picking new staff.

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5 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

All of a sudden its not a selling point to come to the division?? Hello??!!! We just went 20 years with the Patriots dominating it, and now its one of the hardest to win in? Smh

Yes. Bill Belichick is still there.

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19 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

I like Lawrence, but he plays on a stacked team, how will he fair when put in a position that takes him out of his comfort zone. I do know that we have to hit on this draft and coaching hire.

Trevor Lawrence reminds me a lot of Justin Herbert.. I think that’s what kind of player you’re getting there.. I don’t think he’s the once in a generation talent that people are making him out to be but he should be really good.. He’s probably your best bet at finding a good coach.. Regardless, who wants to coach in the AFCE? Arguably one of the toughest divisions in the NFL..

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1 hour ago, Bob in STL said:

Nope.  One WR and one CB.  That is not a Hail Mary.  Just a simple stop-and-go pattern and a deep ball.  Not every long pass is a Hail Mary.  
 

A Hail Mary typically has multiple WRs going into one spot forcing multiple DBs to play there as well.  It is a chaos play and a prayer.  
 

The Jets played man coverage with no safety help.  The QB read the blitz, stepped up in the pocket, and hit a deep bomb, for an easy and uncontested catch in the end zone.    Greggo gambled on a sack and gave up the easy long pass. 

 

So wait, you're saying our Hail Mary loss in AZ...wasn't?

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12 minutes ago, MJS said:

I feel like any decision an in-demand potential coach makes comes down to a couple things. They are, in order:

 

1) The QB situation

2) How much power they have been promised

3) Ownership and GM competence

 

 

I think order is backwards,

 

Ownership and GM competence are very hard for a new OC to help on.

If GM and HC are in sync like in Buffalo it helps but I do not see their GM as competent.

 

Power does not do much other than 53 man roster for a coach.

If he is a veteran coach who wants GM / HC role he will be absorbing work for 2 and not good in this situation.

 

The QB picked, if they do not go that route and decide to trade picks for players/picks, should be someone in sync with HC and the HC needs to be involved in all steps of that pick including interviews with players they may not pick.  If they have #1 pick they do not need to worry about hiding interest unless they are open to trading #1 pick.

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[Do you feel bad for Gregg Williams?]

A coaching career that started out with promise ends with him as a National laughing stock. 
 

The ESPN taking heads are making fun of him this morning. I kind of feel bad for the guy. 

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[Do you feel bad for Gregg Williams?]

It would feel bad if he had learned from his mistakes in the past. Unfortunately, he seems to have doubled down on all of them. 
 

Bountygate looms large and yet the Jets have an absurd amount of PF penalties on defense. You’d think he’d clean that up?

 

He’s been seen as an egomaniac and does stuff that just makes it worse, he never tries to fix it. 

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