What a bizarre story. Everyone, including myself, rushed to judgement, but it made no sense from the beginning. Hopefully he learns from this experience & puts everything in perspective.
chiefs interested in baker it seems
Haha what happened to the dearly departed?I've been noting that the Giants are not that terrible since our dearly departed poster started trying to compare them to the Jets. They're in their games, which is good.
That said, most teams in the NFL are at least competitive on a fairly regular basis. Like Jacksonville could just as easily have 4 or so wins. Dallas has given a few games away. The Chargers are 2-7 despite having just a -19 point differential. Again, in the NFL, even the "awful" teams are generally keeping it within 7-10 points every week. What makes them bad is that they make mistakes, can't close teams out, lack a few difference-makers, etc. The Giants could quite easily be 5-5 but in a different year of the NFC East could easily be 1-9. They're pretty bad. They at least show some promise, though. Enough to make you think they could be like the Bills or Dolphins, getting back to respectability one season and then really improving the next. They still have a ways to go to make that happen, though. A bad off-season in the NFL can really set a team back.
The Jets are really the only team in the league getting the doors blown off every week.
I was wondering the same thing. Well I was also wondering who that is.Haha what happened to the dearly departed?
Exactly. The "witnesses" tried to leverage their situation and extort Baker/Dunbar. I have no doubt that the original reporting was accurate.He's extremely lucky that the witnesses are as crooked as they are. I have no doubt at all that he was involved in something shady, here. However, the witnesses are all garbage.
Haha what happened to the dearly departed?
That guy who had a boner for Mike Francesa.I was wondering the same thing. Well I was also wondering who that is.
Kind of sad that a person can only display negative emotion.That guy who had a boner for Mike Francesa.
I agree with your general points--like, Perine should get every carry. Frank Gore is a great guy but he's 62 years old. Come on.Just read Flacco is going to start instead of Darnold due to injury and over Morgan because...oh I dunno...this is the Jets.
OK I'm about to go on a rant so you've been warned:
This is all part and parcel of the problem of hiring GM's and HC's separately. Gase is in survival mode right now and Douglass is in build for the future mode. It just never works and it's obviously not working here.
The fact that we are even discussing this is depressing as hell but in what galaxy does a franchise that’s 0-9 clearly in rebuilding mode,, not start their rookie 4th round QB, after a bye week no less, to find out what he has to offer for the future when the biggest need unfortunately is still incredibly a franchise QB.?
Why the F would you start Flacco ever again when James Morgan is just waiting to make his debut? . Starting Flacco makes zero sense. Only the Jets. This is why they are who they are.
Yes I'm a fan even tho I'm talking negatively about my team. And yes I still get passionate about it. When the passion goes away, I'll "hang it up" and not even bother getting annoyed anymore. Till than tho shit like this bothers the heck out of me and I'm normally a very positive person as most of y'all in here who know me for years know.
50 yrs of my life and still the same old bullshit. OK rant over no reason to duck...y'all can come back out back now!
The point that @Maximus is making (and he's correct about) is that we're the worst team in football by a country mile, so at this point you should be giving your young guys reps. Perine may not be anything special but he's likely here next year, so give him those reps. Let him work on his pass protection in-game. Gore is almost certainly gone. Nothing is accomplished for the future by giving reps to Gore. And that's the disconnect of having a coach who wants to try to win every week and a GM who has his eyes on next season.The reason Morgan isn't starting is he is most likely absolutely horrible and the coach is always going to try and win.
With regards to Perine...who really cares. It's the least important position in football. You can pick up guys off the scrap heap and get good performances. It happens all the time. He also hasn't even been any better than Frank Gore and they certainly want Gore in more often for pass blocking situations since rookie RB are generally bad at that.
The point that @Maximus is making (and he's correct about) is that we're the worst team in football by a country mile, so at this point you should be giving your young guys reps. Perine may not be anything special but he's likely here next year, so give him those reps. Let him work on his pass protection in-game. Gore is almost certainly gone. Nothing is accomplished for the future by giving reps to Gore. And that's the disconnect of having a coach who wants to try to win every week and a GM who has his eyes on next season.
That's the case for every non-contending team in every sport ever. We heard the same thing about how Quinn needs to play guys like Kakko higher up in the lineup or even on the PP1 despite bad performances. Perine is irrelevant. The media (Connor Hughes) likes to harp on it. Even if he plays well it doesn't matter as we can just pick up some other random RB in the offseason he can do the same thing. For Morgan, sure, if he plays well that would be great but the chances some random 4th round QB who wasn't a top prospect comes into the NFL as a rookie with weapons like the Jets have and actually shows something promising is so absurdly low. We already saw this play out last year with Luke Falk who was a late round pick the year prior.
It is impossible to get rid of that disconnect unless the owner of the team is the coach or GM because the actual Coach/GM always need to look out for their future.