Jets return on investment so far...with CJ

[butterscotch]

We signed him for 85 million & got back three quarters

 

[hatnlvr]

LOL, I guess all we can say is "let's see how it looks at the end of the season"

Man you guys are harsh on the injuries LOL

 

[butterscotch]

Hey who talks about our (the fans) injuries every week

 

[hatnlvr]

Honestly the injuries have really highlighted another problem on the team. We have a severe lack of depth!

Whenever one starter goes down, it's immediately like "oh shit, who's the backup"

 

[butterscotch]

We have a severe lack of depth!

Just like a ghost

 

[cheaterhater]

We never have any good Jet things to talk about. But if we didn't joke about the bad we would be speechless.

Funny post butterscotch. Wish I could say it wasn't true. I will point out that for 2 of his 3 quarters we were winning

 

[butterscotch]

I will say this CJ is not a loser.....thank god

 

[TonyFtLaud]

$8.5 million per tackle....

 

[Gramoah]

I will say this CJ is not a loser.....thank god

Right and I have a hunch that when he finally gets healthy he will make it up to us.

 

[joeuser]

I wonder how much of the injury proneness is due 2 lack of proper training, conditioning, etc...

 

[butterscotch]

I wonder how much of the injury proneness is due 2 lack of proper training, conditioning, etc...

or the NY lifestyle lol

 

[TonyFtLaud]

I wonder how much of the injury proneness is due 2 lack of proper training, conditioning, etc...

Its the current CBA, less off-season work is what is leading to the increase in injuries. It's league wide. Guys just are not in game shape. The next CBA is coming in 2021, and there should be an extension to OTAS. Make it a 2 -3 week period pre camp with no meetings or classes, Nothing allowed but stretching sessions and related activities. Ballet, martial arts. We would see the early, non contact injuries like Hamstrings, ACLs, groin pulls reduced by more than 50 %.
But it won't happen. The NFLPA is fighting for less time in camp. If they get it, we will see even more injuries come 2022.

 

[joeuser]

Its the current CBA, less off-season work is what is leading to the increase in injuries. It's league wide. Guys just are not in game shape. The next CBA is coming in 2021, and there should be an extension to OTAS. Make it a 2 -3 week period pre camp with no meetings or classes, Nothing allowed but stretching sessions and related activities. Ballet, martial arts. We would see the early, non contact injuries like Hamstrings, ACLs, groin pulls reduced by more than 50 %.
But it won't happen. The NFLPA is fighting for less time in camp. If they get it, we will see even more injuries come 2022.

GREAT POST! Thanx!

 

[munchmemory]

$8.5 million per tackle....

Less than the scone/oolong tea budget for the Johnson Brothers.

 

[joeuser]

Less than the scone/oolong tea budget for the Johnson Brothers.

YeeeeOwch!