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And they will be taking a 35MM cap hit in 2026 after Rodgers' contract has ended.

Jets busy using up all that cap space and draft picks to win now. Probably this year is their window (and they are already 2-4). When it doesn't happen they will be facing a long term drought. I don't know that Rodgers can last the year. Wouldn't surprise me if Davante looked elsewhere for a job next year.

For the most part nothing I saw last night surprised me as an unexpected outcome. The one take away though was the run blocking of the O-line. Jets D is pretty much middle of the pack when it comes to stopping the run yet they were flat out dominated. We have a good stable of backs but you could have driven a truck through some of those holes. I don't know how much of the success they had was scheme related and a good matchup and how much was due to simple physical superiority in imposing their will. We have seen it before but last night it was especially evident, especially considering that the lead back didn't even suit up. So nice to have a run game (other than Josh). Brady/Kromer deserve credit for that.

More like midget wrestling.

Bass sucks.

Fire McD

Agree. I just don't think Adam's will play in LV this year (or ever again) and I don't blame him. Josh McD really wrecked that roster.

And imagine how good they would be if Reddick ever suited up.

I agree. My point is just that they might be further ahead if their decisions were based on the play on the field. I think many of us can remember the look Rodger's coming off the field gave Salah when the latter tried to hug him. It was a look of absolute hatred and contempt. Rodger's hates Salah (for whatever reason). Meanwhile Rodger's' play will likely continue to be a problem with or without Salah.

Salah was not the problem. A clearly declining HoF QB who now lacks mobility behind a bad O-line is the problem. And that hasn't changed.

How about never. Is that soon enuf?

I could be misremembering but didn’t Diggs catch one just like the end of game one yesterday.

I wondered if Josh/Brady was actually thinking of using the time remaining when we last took possession to move upfield for a winning FG, hence the deeper, lower percentage throws. I dont want to believe that because since they had no remaining time outs it would suggest a mental health emergency. Or maybe we can blame it on the concussion.

Especially when neither one of them is putting his best foot forward.

Jayden Daniels is right now a much better long ball passer than Josh. I have a hard time understanding this considering Josh’s physical ability. I do think at least some of this is because of the turnover in the receiver’s room. Also I do think Davante Adams and any number of top shelf NFLreceivers would probably have caught that ball.

Coleman was not my choice for our WR pick. Contrary to many I’ve liked what I have seen a lot. He may not ever be your classic #1 receiver but I think he will eventually be a major cog in the passing game. Boldin was never a legit #1 receiver. That was Larry Fitz. But Boldin was a force and one of the best skill position players in the league. What i’ve seen strongly suggests to me that Coleman is fast enough to play on the outside. He's also versatile as a big slot. He is likely going to be a very good and useful piece. He needs to fill out and refine his route running but surely that is to be expected with most rookie college wideouts not named Malik Nabers. Again hes not Marvin Harrison nor a more desirable talent than any of the WRs who went before him in the draft (except maybe Worthy) but still a good pick imo.

All they had to do was earn 10 yards and they had three downs to do it. Pass? Ok. But why longer, lower percentage throws. Why not a quick slant or two. I think it's just possible that somebody, Josh or Brady, had visions of using the time remaining when they took possession to move upfield for a winning field goal. Far from being conservative that would make the thinking downright reckless.

Yeah the two deep safeties struck me as a misalignment in the circumstances. I'm not saying change the coverage but we know they have a very good kicker so you have to play closer to the box. You really shouldn't be scheming to avoid getting beat over the top. But maybe I'm missing something.

So one rook has had a good day and another (Bishop) has not

Coleman he good!

I think this is the worse I've ever seen Josh play.

Given the AFCE they just need to figure things out by playoff time.

Carter looks like a player.

Josh looking like his pal Darnold.

Looked like a clear case of big boys beating up little boys. No matter, the Ravens will crap out in December again when you need more than Derick Henry to win. Most playoff caliber teams can scheme to stop or limit the opposing run game. It’s then up to Lamar to beat a good D with his arm, which it should be obvious by now he really just isn’t a good enuf passer to do. With DH Ravens have doubled down on the run game, which was always good.