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Jets OTA's & Mini Camp News and Notes
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Eric Allen @eallenjets · 12m12 minutes agoBowles is a creative blitzer & he said today Geno has seen the whole blitz package in about a week & a half. It is May 27th.
Eric Allen @eallenjets · 3h3 hours agoStraightforward. Geno heads to camp as the starter. If he plays well, it's his job. If he doesn't, opportunity for QBs. Performance based.
Eric Allen @eallenjets · 3h3 hours agoBowles on QB: "I view it as open competition.Geno will be the starter. It's his to lose' Other QBs will have to take it away.
Eric Allen @eallenjets · 3h3 hours agoBowles on QB Position: 'Come camp time, there will be competition at the spot. I've said it from Day 1.'
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you can't blame last years coaching staff ineptitude on this regime............I have a feeling mac and bowles are ten times smarter than rex.tanny,idzick combined
Dennis Waszak Jr. @DWAZ73 · 2h2 hours agoBrandon Marshall says he was "blown away" talking to Geno Smith when he first came to #Jets because of his maturity, abilities, etc
Dennis Waszak Jr. @DWAZ73 · 2h2 hours agoMarshall says Geno can absolutely make every throw and has great talent. "Sky's the limit." #Jets
Dennis Waszak Jr. @DWAZ73 · 2h2 hours agoMarshall: "I really feel like I'm better now than I've ever been." #Jets
Dennis Waszak Jr. @DWAZ73 · 3h3 hours agoBowles: "If he's playing well, he's the starter." Adds that it could change based on performance _ and that goes for every position
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Me too, I actually love what I've seen from them so far. I'm just being snarky lol. I believe Mac has done his part improving the team talent wise. Now we'll see if Bowles can do his, creating schemes that put our players in the best positions to utilize their skills and allow them to succeed, and this is true for Geno and for everyone else. I don't know much about him from Arizona, but I really like what I've seen from Bowles so far.
I listened to today's Press Conference. My impression of Bowles is that he is smart, savvy, and a no nonsense coach. He's a straight shooter and pragmatic. And I get the impression he is all about winning. I liked Rex and enjoyed having him as a the coach because he gave the Jets an identity. But, I have to say Bowles has an approach and way about him that this team desperately needs. I've been impressed with Mac too. He's done an outstanding job of rebuilding this roster in one year after years of poor drafts and bad decisions in the front office.
I don't want to jump to conclusions about the direction of this franchise, but based on what they've done so far, and how they carry themselves, I really like what I see so far as well.
Its like men are finally coaching the organization...not some loud mouths excited to be in the paper...
From NYJ.com
Leonard's One of a Kind
As Todd Bowles said today about first-round pick Leonard Williams, "He doesn't carry himself like a young 20-year-old. ... I'd say he's got age beyond his years."
The rookie defensive tackle might also have drawing power beyond his position. He's been invited to the NFLPA's annual Rookie Premiere, which starts Thursday in Los Angeles and connects the union's business partners such as Nike, EA Sports, Samsung and Tostitos with the league's "next wave of marketing stars."
All 41 rookie invitees to the Premiere are offensive skill position players. All, that is, but one — Williams.
Leonard's One of a Kind
As Todd Bowles said today about first-round pick Leonard Williams, "He doesn't carry himself like a young 20-year-old. ... I'd say he's got age beyond his years."
The rookie defensive tackle might also have drawing power beyond his position. He's been invited to the NFLPA's annual Rookie Premiere, which starts Thursday in Los Angeles and connects the union's business partners such as Nike, EA Sports, Samsung and Tostitos with the league's "next wave of marketing stars."
All 41 rookie invitees to the Premiere are offensive skill position players. All, that is, but one — Williams.
Eric Allen @eallenjets · 2m2 minutes agoJets stressing situational ball says @BigDame900. "When the season rolls around – there won’t be 1 situation that we haven’t been through."
Eric Allen @eallenjets · 16s16 seconds ago"Guys are not just here just to be here or showing up," says @BigDame900. Adds offense doing its best, but the defense won today.
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Rex is a football man, likely knows the game better than Bowles, but there's a lot of immaturity, dumb loyalty, and bravado that goes with Rex that makes him like high school varsity senior...like Ogre from Nerds!
I don't know about that. Bowles played the game for eight years and learned under some of the brightest minds in the sport(Parcells, Gibbs). Outside of defensive acumen, I'm having a hard time seeing what Rex has going for him.
Has Bowles had the success Rex has? Remember Bowles for the Eagles? That never has or will happen to Rex. He's better than that.
Not entirely true. Bowles was the secondary coach who took over for Castillo when he was fired during the season. He had to try to clean up that mess.
The Philadelphia Eagles hired Bowles as the team's secondary coach on January 30, 2012. The Eagles announced on October 16, 2012 that they dismissed defensive coordinator Juan Castillo from his duties and named Todd Bowles as their new defensive coordinator. Under Bowles, the Eagles finished the season ninth in pass defense and twenty-third in rushing defense.[SUP][3][/SUP]
I would argue Rex has zero secondary last year. Essentially went into every game with no one on the roster than could cover anyone...and was still infinitely better than what Bowles did with that Eagles d.
I still think Rex farts better defensive philosophies than Bowles best defensive game plans.
Bowles had Peterson and Cro last year and Rex had Allen and Undrafted free agents off the street...what was each team's pass defense ranked? About the same, right?
Rex with those cbs...come on, man.
I still think Rex farts better defensive philosophies than Bowles best defensive game plans.
Bowles had Peterson and Cro last year and Rex had Allen and Undrafted free agents off the street...what was each team's pass defense ranked? About the same, right?
Rex with those cbs...come on, man.
Still think Mauldin at 259 looks fine at OLB. Some posters have talked about him losing weight.
