MJS

The Jets have been able to acquire decent talent, especially on defense. The problem is they never seem to keep them around. They let then walk in free agency, or they trade them, or they pick the wrong players to keep, etc. They always find a way to shoot themselves in the foot. They've had high draft picks for forever, so they always bring in talent.

I've never heard of him. I don't watch much college ball. So, I'll say no.

I think Zach Wilson would be a good backup. Zappe too.

Receiver, Edge rusher, and CB. I imagine Douglas might move on, so I'd want another young corner to develop.

Jones has seemed fine to me. I think he would be good depth. But I think Andreessen has a higher upside. If it came down between the two of them, I'd choose Andreessen.

He has been decent. I think this means they want to keep Andreessen.

He has a big arm. Can be very accurate. He is mobile. He seems like a guy who might be a resurgent QB a few years from now after he gets some of the mental things down.

You're getting down voted, but Zach Wilson is clearly superior to Mike White. Mike White is just a guy.

This guy? No way. He's got that growth mindset.

Who won last year?

Solomon and Grable are draft picks plus they've shown plenty of upside to be rosterable. They will make the team for sure. Ingram is the 4th corner. Who makes it ahead of him? MVS I think is the 5th receiver. Not sure any of the others make it ahead of him. We'll see with Andreessen. I see him as a 50/50 chance to make the roster.

I'm just giving friendly advice. It will help you not get "attacked".

Well, you asked a question with a very easy to find answer. Discussing that season is fine, but maybe you could have provided more to the discussion yourself if this was something you were interested in talking about.

I don't think so. There are a few overly optimistic posters, but I think there are more overly negative ones. Gunner is one of the ACTUAL realists. He is positive when warranted, and negative when warranted. His opinions are not clouded by emotional outbursts one way or the other.

Plenty of QBs will come available after cut downs. No need to trade for one.

I could see the Jets getting to 10 wins, as well as the Dolphins. I could also see them disappointing and only getting like 8 or 9 wins. We'll see. I think the Bills will still win the division, though. I see 11 wins for the Bills. Of course, this could be the year that the Bills disappoint, and the soft reset takes its toll. The division should be interesting. But the Bills are still the AFC East champs and the other teams have more to prove. They have to take it, and it isn't going to be easy.

Well, it must work because they spend a lot of money to get these endorsements.

He's just a guy. He wouldn't move the needle here. We need a #1. I doubt we could get a 3rd. He has barely played.

That's why you need bigger receivers. The refs aren't always going to call holding or pass interference.

Ok. We can add division wins for 1968 and 1969. That still has them in last place, though.

Oh, gotcha. I misread. I thought they meant the Colts had 4 and the Jets had 2.

The Colts have 6 according to that list.

I think the Colts had more than that. Maybe four or five.

The AFC East wasn't a thing until 1970.

I can't remember the Jets ever winning the East, but I'm sure they have at least once or twice. I bet the Colts have more wins from when they were in the East.