NFL: New York Jets Fire Robert Saleh

[JetsWillFly4Ever]

Restructuring that contract pushes the contract further into the future, when the cap is higher, yes.

Pollard is currently running behind an atrocious Titans line, for about 4 yards per attempt, and about 85 yards from scrimmage per game. "Great value" back Breece Hall is running for about 3 yards per attempt. And yes, I have also watched Titans games.

I sure would be embarrassing myself if that strawman you just attacked were a claim I made. Of course, I didn't make that claim. Congrats on beating that strawman though, I guess?

EVERY late 2nd round to early 3rd round position is extremely hit and miss. Safeties and running backs regularly produce starters.

Where is the value?

I don't have time to keep trying to educate you on why running backs have little value in 2024. There are a ton of articles out there on it, and it usually pops up in the summer when backs aren't getting paid. Go read up on it if you actually want to learn something. Or sit here in the summer and wait eagerly for the top OC candidates to try their best to get a chance to coach old ass Rodgers and the best value RB duo in 2025.

You can't argue with that dude, but keep fighting the good fight,

It's funny cause his 'great value' of the Jets RB's falls apart when they drafted Breece in the early 2nd and then got Allen in the 4th who seems to be taking snaps from Breece and producing better.

I actually think they are a solid backfield limited by scheme and o line talent, but no coach cares that they have two solid RB's as a reason to go there lol it is legitimately the easiest position to fill in the NFL.

 

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

I think Jets fans are now beginning to understand why Packer fans were not sorry to see Aaron Rodgers go.

I wanted Lamar that year when there was momentum of a trade out of Baltimore happening or Carr in free agency, I already knew the dude would be the pseudo GM/HC/QB trio. Carr stinks but the power struggle shit would not be happening + Carr wouldn't bring his cronies to surround the Jets with.

 

[StreetHawk]

I wanted Lamar that year when there was momentum of a trade out of Baltimore happening or Carr in free agency, I already knew the dude would be the pseudo GM/HC/QB trio. Carr stinks but the power struggle shit would not be happening + Carr wouldn't bring his cronies to surround the Jets with.

Balt wasn't going to deal Lamar unless the contract given to him was insane.

Carr, yep, could have pushed for him, but if the offer was close to NO, he was going to sign with NO. Jets would have to top the $70 mill he was guaranteed to get from NO.

 

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

Balt wasn't going to deal Lamar unless the contract given to him was insane.

Carr, yep, could have pushed for him, but if the offer was close to NO, he was going to sign with NO. Jets would have to top the $70 mill he was guaranteed to get from NO.

Idk man, it was getting very dire there that a good trade package could've pried him out of there imo at the time. I'm glad for Ravens fans it didn't, that dude is a baller, I would've killed for him in NY but it is what it is. And Carr has said he was gonna pick the Jets but they were dragging their feet to see Rodgers's availability

 

[StreetHawk]

Idk man, it was getting very dire there that a good trade package could've pried him out of there imo at the time. I'm glad for Ravens fans it didn't, that dude is a baller, I would've killed for him in NY but it is what it is. And Carr has said he was gonna pick the Jets but they were dragging their feet to see Rodgers's availability

I doubt Carr's personality would have handled the NY media/fanbase. But, that's just me.

As for the Ravens, Lamar never really put it out there that he wanted/demanded out. He just wanted his money. Can't say that there were any leaks of his mom actually talking to other teams. But, maybe that did occur.

 

[Spring in Fialta]

I doubt Carr's personality would have handled the NY media/fanbase. But, that's just me.

As for the Ravens, Lamar never really put it out there that he wanted/demanded out. He just wanted his money. Can't say that there were any leaks of his mom actually talking to other teams. But, maybe that did occur.

Lamar went public with a trade request at the time.

 

[EpochLink]

I doubt Carr's personality would have handled the NY media/fanbase. But, that's just me.

As for the Ravens, Lamar never really put it out there that he wanted/demanded out. He just wanted his money. Can't say that there were any leaks of his mom actually talking to other teams. But, maybe that did occur.

Carr had issues with Oakland and Las Vegas beat reporters, he would’ve been hammered in the New York media.

 

[Bounces R Way]

Aaron just wanted to be the top DILF in town. Saleh was cutting in on his territory. Could be mistaken but there only being enough oxygen in a room for one guy in his 40s with a massive ego is the 5th law of thermodynamics.

 

[Blitzkrug]

Aaron just wanted to be the top DILF in town. Saleh was cutting in on his territory. Could be mistaken but there only being enough oxygen in a room for one guy in his 40s with a massive ego is the 5th law of thermodynamics.

Something tells me Rodgers would deny that being a real word.

 

[Unholy Diver]

Something tells me Rodgers would deny that being a real word.

everyone knows that stuff isn't real, just something pushed by the lamestream media

 

[John Price]

Rodgers resents talk he had hand in Saleh's exit

Aaron Rodgers insisted he played no role in the firing of Robert Saleh as the Jets' coach and called such allegations "patently false."

www.espn.com

 

[Unholy Diver]

Jets Demote Nathaniel Hackett, Give Play-Calling Reins To Todd Downing

As Robert Saleh was planning to do, Jeff Ulbrich will demote Nathaniel Hackett. The second-year Jets offensive coordinator will no …

www.profootballrumors.com

 

[Romang67]

Will Rodgers fire Ulbrich too, or is it good enough that Hackett is still getting paid to hang out with him on the sidelines?

 

[JESSEWENEEDTOCOOK]

I doubt Carr's personality would have handled the NY media/fanbase. But, that's just me.

As for the Ravens, Lamar never really put it out there that he wanted/demanded out. He just wanted his money. Can't say that there were any leaks of his mom actually talking to other teams. But, maybe that did occur.

carr is way too much of a bitch for NY

 

[Terry Yake]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1844383241832116641

 

[DaaaaB's]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1844383241832116641

Downing is a terrible playcaller lol. I guess it'll actually be Rodgers calling the plays tho.

 

[The Note]

Doesn’t really matter who the “offensive play caller” is on paper because in practice they’re just running whatever Rodgers wants or he flips the call to at the line.

 

[EpochLink]

Downing is a terrible playcaller lol. I guess it'll actually be Rodgers calling the plays tho.

Carr wanted Downing to be the OC in 2017 and he got his wish, then the raiders offense went to shit in 2017.

 

[StreetHawk]

Carr wanted Downing to be the OC in 2017 and he got his wish, then the raiders offense went to shit in 2017.

He had Olsen for his near MVP season in 2016 when Oakland made the PO and could have won the division had Carr not broken his ankle in game 15 vs Indy. Lost game 16 vs Denver and had to go on the road vs Houston with Cook at QB.

Odd that he wanted to change out of something that worked well.

 

[EpochLink]

He had Olsen for his near MVP season in 2016 when Oakland made the PO and could have won the division had Carr not broken his ankle in game 15 vs Indy. Lost game 16 vs Denver and had to go on the road vs Houston with Cook at QB.

Odd that he wanted to change out of something that worked well.

At this time, Carr put in the minds of ownership and management that he was the guy going forward and he wanted his guys on certain coaching spots.

That proved disasterous.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Friendly reminder that Adam Gase was not fired in season.

They weren’t in an all in push under Gase. He was supposed to be a developmental coach (lol).

Rodgers is the most overrated QB of all time

lol. No.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

I think Jets fans are now beginning to understand why Packer fans were not sorry to see Aaron Rodgers go.

We Jets fans wanted Saleh gone since last year, if Rodgers is the reason Woody finally got over his stupid ass “can’t fire a coach mid season” policy , then praise Rodgers for that.

 

[Donnie740]

Restructuring that contract pushes the contract further into the future, when the cap is higher, yes.

Pollard is currently running behind an atrocious Titans line, for about 4 yards per attempt, and about 85 yards from scrimmage per game. "Great value" back Breece Hall is running for about 3 yards per attempt. And yes, I have also watched Titans games.

I sure would be embarrassing myself if that strawman you just attacked were a claim I made. Of course, I didn't make that claim. Congrats on beating that strawman though, I guess?

EVERY late 2nd round to early 3rd round position is extremely hit and miss. Safeties and running backs regularly produce starters.

Where is the value?

I don't have time to keep trying to educate you on why running backs have little value in 2024. There are a ton of articles out there on it, and it usually pops up in the summer when backs aren't getting paid. Go read up on it if you actually want to learn something. Or sit here in the summer and wait eagerly for the top OC candidates to try their best to get a chance to coach old ass Rodgers and the best value RB duo in 2025.

Thanks for the laugh, my friend.

Your proclamation that every single RB in the NFL has the exact same little to no value is laughable. It’s also very obvious that you have no concept of what constitutes value.

Production relative to contract = value.

You’re living in a dream world if you think Jon Taylor at $14M and Joke Jacobs at $12M have the same value as Breece Hall at $2.3M or Devon Achane at $1.4M.

Do your best to think it through logically: the production of Hall relative to his contract of $2.3M compared to the production of Jon Taylor at $14M.

Here’s a hint to help you get started - - is Taylor’s production more than SIX (6) times better than Hall’s production? Because his contract is SIX (6) times more expensive.

This concludes today’s lesson on value.

 

[Romang67]

Thanks for the laugh, my friend.

Your proclamation that every single RB in the NFL has the exact same little to no value is laughable. It’s also very obvious that you have no concept of what constitutes value.

Production relative to contract = value.

You’re living in a dream world if you think Jon Taylor at $14M and Joke Jacobs at $12M have the same value as Breece Hall at $2.3M or Devon Achane at $1.4M.

Do your best to think it through logically: the production of Hall relative to his contract of $2.3M compared to the production of Jon Taylor at $14M.

Here’s a hint to help you get started - - is Taylor’s production more than SIX (6) times better than Hall’s production? Because his contract is SIX (6) times more expensive.

This concludes today’s lesson on value.

See my earlier comment on this being a waste of time. Running backs aren't valuable pieces in the NFL in 2024. Good luck with having top offensive playcaller stand in line for the Jets job though.