Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 1:56 pm
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PFF Grades:
Damon "Big Snacks" Harrison: +2.8 (led all NT this week) Sheldon Richardson: +2.6 Muhammad Wilkerson: +2.4 Leger Douzable: +2.1 Tommy Bohanon: -2.8 Brian Winters: -5.3 (continues to struggle mightily)
Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 2:55 pm
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sluger11787 wrote:
PFF Grades:
Damon "Big Snacks" Harrison: +2.8 (led all NT this week) Sheldon Richardson: +2.6 Muhammad Wilkerson: +2.4 Leger Douzable: +2.1 Tommy Bohanon: -2.8 Brian Winters: -5.3 (continues to struggle mightily)
Where did Slauson even go?
Tells you a lot when we've gone through 2 guards this year, each high draft picks, and you find yourself wistfully wishing for Matt Slauson.
It is funny though how heading into last year's draft our needs were a QB, upgrades all around at the skills spots on offense, a guard and secondary help.
Going into this year's draft, our needs will seemingly be (short of big FA moves which are rare in the NFL): QB, WR, TE, guard, and secondary help.
So to everyone who asks about if my assessment of Idzik has changed, I think that speaks for itself.
Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 3:58 pm
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Slauson's the Bears' starting LG. The last time PFF mentioned him in a free article he was getting praise heaped upon him for his run blocking. I guess that $815K he's playing for better spent elsewhere. Oops.
Damon "Big Snacks" Harrison: +2.8 (led all NT this week) Sheldon Richardson: +2.6 Muhammad Wilkerson: +2.4 Leger Douzable: +2.1 Tommy Bohanon: -2.8 Brian Winters: -5.3 (continues to struggle mightily)
Where did Slauson even go?
Tells you a lot when we've gone through 2 guards this year, each high draft picks, and you find yourself wistfully wishing for Matt Slauson.
It is funny though how heading into last year's draft our needs were a QB, upgrades all around at the skills spots on offense, a guard and secondary help.
Going into this year's draft, our needs will seemingly be (short of big FA moves which are rare in the NFL): QB, WR, TE, guard, and secondary help.
So to everyone who asks about if my assessment of Idzik has changed, I think that speaks for itself.
That's a naive way of interpreting that. I absolutely agree that this team should have boosted their pass catching skill players. We're trotting out people who couldn't make opening day rosters and asking them to start (Salas, Nelson, Cribbs, etc). It's pitiful.
But I can't other elements of Idzik's approach. Sheldon was a home run pick. Milliner is too soon to say...he should be coming into his own. I actually think the secondary would improve if Walls saw all of Cromartie's snaps.
I do think Ducasse needs to go back to LG...Ducasse was mediocre but made plays...Winters is just dreadful...absolutely dreadful.
Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 02, 2013 11:29 am
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Chico wrote:
It's kind of funny.
Idzik was looking pretty smart a few games into the season.
Now Milliner and Geno are looking very shaky to the point that you see them both wash out in a couple of years as huge busts.
And the fact that many of the backups have no business being in the NFL is coming to the fore every week.
I guess there's a lesson in there for we fans who react to the short-term changes in fortune.
Guilty as charged. Where I gave Sandy a break until this year, Idzik has until next year to address this mess. They should have plenty of cap space to add free agents, and he has to put together a better draft. He will have had a full season to evaluate who goes and who stays. He had better get some real talent on the field because no QB in this league could make do with such few offensive weapons.
Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 02, 2013 4:56 pm
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Steve The Original wrote:
They should have plenty of cap space to add free agents, and he has to put together a better draft. He will have had a full season to evaluate who goes and who stays. He had better get some real talent on the field because no QB in this league could make do with such few offensive weapons.
Luckily, they'll have a ton of picks as well as cap space. They're due comp picks for losing free agents this past year and while it's a near lock Santonio is gone, Cromartie and his 8.5 mil could also be cut.
Questions now IMO are how likely Rex is out- depending on how the season ends, and are they drafting a QB in the mid rounds, in the 2nd or with their 1st.
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MarkJohnson>You wrote:
Yeah, and if you're using the "He's 19" logic, then I guess the best report a scout could give us is:
"I have no idea. He's a teenager. He may go through 5 arm surgeries between now and his 30th birthday. He may add a pitch. He may lose a pitch. He may put on 30 lbs and add velocity. He may put on 50 lbs and eat his way out of the league. I literally have no idea what he is going to be."
But thats not what these guys are paid to do, nor what we are looking for them to do, right?
Post subject: Re: New York Jets 2013 Season Long Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 02, 2013 5:05 pm
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Daaaarryyl wrote:
Steve The Original wrote:
They should have plenty of cap space to add free agents, and he has to put together a better draft. He will have had a full season to evaluate who goes and who stays. He had better get some real talent on the field because no QB in this league could make do with such few offensive weapons.
Luckily, they'll have a ton of picks as well as cap space. They're due comp picks for losing free agents this past year and while it's a near lock Santonio is gone, Cromartie and his 8.5 mil could also be cut.
Questions now IMO are how likely Rex is out- depending on how the season ends, and are they drafting a QB in the mid rounds, in the 2nd or with their 1st.
You know i'm past the point of caring if Rex gets fired or stays. He'll get a job somewhere as a defensive coordinator. But even Tom Landry in his prime couldn't coach this team successfully.
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