LionsHeart
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The Jets IMO are a Super Bowl caliber team that was held down by the inability of their QB. It’s only one game, but holy moly did Mike White make a difference. That was an impressive performance.
The rams dont have a first round pick till 2027. Let see how that works outNFL Power Rankings: The Rams stink, but their approach was completely worth the pain
It's doubtful the Rams would change anything about their approach last season.sports.yahoo.com
I think it’ll likely be reed vs Jefferson more frequently than people expect. Sauce and reed don’t flip sides to cover man.Sauce is gonna need good ball control against Justin Jefferson.
The Giants are 7-4, but if they lose and the WFT wins the G-Men will be in last place in the tough NFC Beast division and it will be tough to make the playoffs.
Annoyed at Slayton. But whatever ill take it
Damn Jets , way to claw back but that was a lot of red zone failure.
Mike White is still the truth.
My thought: Lance and Wilson are comparable as neither being NFL calibre QBs.talent wise, Lance + Wilson are ballpark comparable
thoughts?
This is…. An odd take.Mike White is a 28 year old nobody who has multiple interceptions in 4 of his 6 career games. For context, Zach Wilson has 5 multi-interception games in 20 career starts. Sam Darnold has 13 multi-interception games in 51 starts. Yet the latter two are seen as interception factories and Mike White is seen as a Christ/Chuck Norris hybrid for some reason. At his current pace, after the same number of games played, White is set to have nearly triple the number of multi-pick games as Wilson, and more than double the number of Darnold. And only 2 of White's six games have come against teams with good pass defenses (NE and Buffalo--in those two games, White combined for six interceptions last year). I get the underdog Ray Lucas vibe people want to believe in, but this guy just isn't all that.
The Jets need to build a better team culture. I want to preface this by saying that it's hard to blame the players (relative to the money made by the league and what they put their bodies through, the pay rate and lack of guaranteed $$ in the NFL is pitiful).
BUT
it's patently obvious that these guys care more about their individual stat lines than they do about winning the game. Garrett Wilson championing Mike White after the game, even though White shat the bed in the red zone and threw 2 picks w/no touchdowns? Losing doesn't matter to him--they force fed him the ball (15 targets, only 8 receptions, but to 162 yards). Elijah Moore is happy--his targets are back up again, and his reception rate is back in the trash can (2 receptions for 7 yards on 6 targets). DJ Reed talking trash post-game on Justin Jefferson? Uhm, bro, Jefferson just grabbed the deciding touchdown in a game you lost.
Again, it's tough to blame them for only caring about themselves because of the horrid way the NFL handles salaries. But this team, even though it has all the talent in the world, won't go anywhere until they figure out how to play for the team instead of their own numbers.
Mike White is a 28 year old nobody who has multiple interceptions in 4 of his 6 career games. For context, Zach Wilson has 5 multi-interception games in 20 career starts. Sam Darnold has 13 multi-interception games in 51 starts. Yet the latter two are seen as interception factories and Mike White is seen as a Christ/Chuck Norris hybrid for some reason. At his current pace, after the same number of games played, White is set to have nearly triple the number of multi-pick games as Wilson, and more than double the number of Darnold. And only 2 of White's six games have come against teams with good pass defenses (NE and Buffalo--in those two games, White combined for six interceptions last year). I get the underdog Ray Lucas vibe people want to believe in, but this guy just isn't all that.
The Jets need to build a better team culture. I want to preface this by saying that it's hard to blame the players (relative to the money made by the league and what they put their bodies through, the pay rate and lack of guaranteed $$ in the NFL is pitiful).
BUT
it's patently obvious that these guys care more about their individual stat lines than they do about winning the game. Garrett Wilson championing Mike White after the game, even though White shat the bed in the red zone and threw 2 picks w/no touchdowns? Losing doesn't matter to him--they force fed him the ball (15 targets, only 8 receptions, but to 162 yards). Elijah Moore is happy--his targets are back up again, and his reception rate is back in the trash can (2 receptions for 7 yards on 6 targets). DJ Reed talking trash post-game on Justin Jefferson? Uhm, bro, Jefferson just grabbed the deciding touchdown in a game you lost.
Again, it's tough to blame them for only caring about themselves because of the horrid way the NFL handles salaries. But this team, even though it has all the talent in the world, won't go anywhere until they figure out how to play for the team instead of their own numbers.
Wilson doesn't throw as many picks because he only throws 18 times a game because a) the team doesn't trust him to make plays and b) he's afraid to make plays. Mike White steps up and guns it. Also, neither INT vs the Vikings were his fault, the last one being pretty much a hail mary since it was 4th down with 10 seconds left.Mike White is a 28 year old nobody who has multiple interceptions in 4 of his 6 career games. For context, Zach Wilson has 5 multi-interception games in 20 career starts. Sam Darnold has 13 multi-interception games in 51 starts. Yet the latter two are seen as interception factories and Mike White is seen as a Christ/Chuck Norris hybrid for some reason. At his current pace, after the same number of games played, White is set to have nearly triple the number of multi-pick games as Wilson, and more than double the number of Darnold. And only 2 of White's six games have come against teams with good pass defenses (NE and Buffalo--in those two games, White combined for six interceptions last year). I get the underdog Ray Lucas vibe people want to believe in, but this guy just isn't all that.
The Jets need to build a better team culture. I want to preface this by saying that it's hard to blame the players (relative to the money made by the league and what they put their bodies through, the pay rate and lack of guaranteed $$ in the NFL is pitiful).
BUT
it's patently obvious that these guys care more about their individual stat lines than they do about winning the game. Garrett Wilson championing Mike White after the game, even though White shat the bed in the red zone and threw 2 picks w/no touchdowns? Losing doesn't matter to him--they force fed him the ball (15 targets, only 8 receptions, but to 162 yards). Elijah Moore is happy--his targets are back up again, and his reception rate is back in the trash can (2 receptions for 7 yards on 6 targets). DJ Reed talking trash post-game on Justin Jefferson? Uhm, bro, Jefferson just grabbed the deciding touchdown in a game you lost.
Again, it's tough to blame them for only caring about themselves because of the horrid way the NFL handles salaries. But this team, even though it has all the talent in the world, won't go anywhere until they figure out how to play for the team instead of their own numbers.
even if that is trueMy thought: Lance and Wilson are comparable as neither being NFL calibre QBs.
Eh, I think it's too early to determine that about Lance. Wilson is still a bit early to some extent, but it doesn't look good so far.My thought: Lance and Wilson are comparable as neither being NFL calibre QBs.
First of all the trade deadline passed several weeks ago. Even if it didn't the 49ers are 8-4 and aren't trading a starter for future considerations.even if that is true
NY should do my deal b'c they get a needed OL upgrade now + beter pick
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9ers should do it b'c they have zero depth
Well you got me dead to rights on the TDL passingFirst of all the trade deadline passed several weeks ago. Even if it didn't the 49ers are 8-4 and aren't trading a starter for future considerations.