Since it was Peyton who recommended Gase to the Johnsons, his name should be banned from this Jets board.
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Since it was Peyton who recommended Gase to the Johnsons, his name should be banned from this Jets board.
So let it be written.
So let it be done!
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I did once mention, post Gase firing for Peyton to lose the Johnson's number.
Charley Casserly got $50 K for recommending was it Maccagnon or Idzik?
Geez....Belichick would have done it for $25 large.
Since it was Peyton who recommended Gase to the Johnsons, his name should be banned from this Jets board.
So let it be written.
So let it be done!
Later
I did once mention, post Gase firing for Peyton to lose the Johnson's number.
Charley Casserly got $50 K for recommending was it Maccagnon or Idzik?
Geez....Belichick would have done it for $25 large.
he was also pressured 41 times. sacked each time. Darnold spent the season on the run. and when you run 3 plays every drive then punt, your sack numbers stay down too as do your points scored
number of times sacked really is not a great stat. brady gets sacked any time someone is near him. usually by giving himself up and falling to the ground. Darnold gets pressured every play. runs around until someone on the other team is open, then throws an int to them
I never gave the kid a chance behind this offensive line. young guys need time to learn. once that fear of getting blindsided gets in their head it is hard to get rid of. if bradys first 3 years were in Darnolds place these past 3 years, he would suck too
Peyton was probably my favorite qb along with Brees, Montana. All good guys too. after recommending Gase, I have to say, he drops down a few pegs
I just looked it up because 41 shocked me. what I just saw was brady was sacked "only 21" times in 2020. and averages only 25 per year in his 100 plus year career
and that, in an Arians offense that is known for getting most much more mobile quarterbacks sacked 40 plus times a season
Chiefs defenders know sacking 43-year-old Tom Brady isn't easy
Despite defenders knowing almost precisely where Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will be after the snap, the savvy veteran remains one of the more difficult quarterbacks to sack.
www.nfl.com
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I censored the names individually and put replacement words in place but back to normal unless you really want that in place....
you said that the name Peyton Manning should be banned from this site so G made it happen. he took away Peytons name and replaced it with hidee ho. he meant it to be funny, not for any bad reason. I thought it was funny
Gotcha' It went right over my head.
Thanks. I literally laughed out loud when I read your explanation.
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don't kid yourself...Gotcha' It went right over my head.
Thanks. I literally laughed out loud when I read your explanation.
I didn't realize I had that much power.
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This kid Zack Wilson is very impressive I must admit. His throwing abilities, arm strength, accuracy, creativeness and intuition is very catchy. Sorta A. Rodgers or Mahomes like. However; he did that at BYU against talent that he will most likely not see on this level. If he was doing this in a power 5 conference than I’d be all in. Now I’m now saying that he can’t and must likely he will make all this translate to this level but it’s wait and see for me.
Josh Allen, Big Ben, Steve McNair and Carson Wentz to name a few made their talents transition to the big leagues rather quickly pretty much but as you can see, this is few and far in between. Other hall of fame QBs from smaller schools like Kurt Warner, Steve Young, Terry Bradshaw and Brett Favre it took them a little longer to make the transition. I don’t know which category Zach Wilson will fit into but we’re going to have to patient and give him time to figure it out.
Of course the coaching staff, weapons around him and oline helps in that process which it seems it’s coming together for him. As long as he can make this transition and have some success like these above mentioned QBs than we’ll be good. Justin Fields on the other hand has had that success against power schools in college and that the competition he will see for the most part in the NFL. So one would figure Justin would translate that talent into the NFL easier but that doesn’t always work out that way.
Ryan Leaf, Akili Smith, Josh Rosen, Jemarcus Russell and so many others have played for big time schools but failed in the NFL. So I guess it doesn’t matter in the end where you played college ball, talent is talent and if you got it, you should be able to make it translate in the NFL. The more positives I hear on Zack and the more film I see on this kid, the better I feel but I’m still very uneasy about this. It may take Zack Wilson a few years to make the adjustment or it might happen immediately. I just hope it happens PERIOD!
Josh Allen, Big Ben, Steve McNair and Carson Wentz to name a few made their talents transition to the big leagues rather quickly pretty much but as you can see, this is few and far in between. Other hall of fame QBs from smaller schools like Kurt Warner, Steve Young, Terry Bradshaw and Brett Favre it took them a little longer to make the transition. I don’t know which category Zach Wilson will fit into but we’re going to have to patient and give him time to figure it out.
Of course the coaching staff, weapons around him and oline helps in that process which it seems it’s coming together for him. As long as he can make this transition and have some success like these above mentioned QBs than we’ll be good. Justin Fields on the other hand has had that success against power schools in college and that the competition he will see for the most part in the NFL. So one would figure Justin would translate that talent into the NFL easier but that doesn’t always work out that way.
Ryan Leaf, Akili Smith, Josh Rosen, Jemarcus Russell and so many others have played for big time schools but failed in the NFL. So I guess it doesn’t matter in the end where you played college ball, talent is talent and if you got it, you should be able to make it translate in the NFL. The more positives I hear on Zack and the more film I see on this kid, the better I feel but I’m still very uneasy about this. It may take Zack Wilson a few years to make the adjustment or it might happen immediately. I just hope it happens PERIOD!
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I agree with you on that. I bet Darnold does well in Carolina. He's got real coaches around him now in Ruhle and Barry
I'm nervous also but not about Wilson. In the back of my mind, I think the Jets will take Fields. I want no part of Fields. The Jets being so tight lipped only adds to the anxiety. In fact, I would be ok with any other QB in this draft including Mac Jones and Lance instead of Fields. But would be happy with Wilson too.
Two things puzzle me prior to the draft. Probably a hundred if I thought more about it.
1. Why is there a puzzle everyone is making about the 49ers moving up? I'm sure what they gave up to get to # 3, is they have to know who they want, and;
2. I feel for Sam as the Panthers are "collecting quarterbacks". I wish him the best, and he deserves to be #1 if he improves.
1. Why is there a puzzle everyone is making about the 49ers moving up? I'm sure what they gave up to get to # 3, is they have to know who they want, and;
2. I feel for Sam as the Panthers are "collecting quarterbacks". I wish him the best, and he deserves to be #1 if he improves.
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That's good but I like Zach Fifth Avenue