Coach Tuesday

No, he stood up and started handing the ball to the ref. Whistle should've been blown at that point.

Yup, that's what I'm talking about. His limbs, head and torso are not always on the same page...

DT, DE, LB, LB, LB, G, G, RB

Isn't the ball supposed to be dead once the player gives himself up?????

Carson Palmer would've been ground into a paste behind that line last night. They need to get their sh__ together.

His body control still seems out of joint to me. Something is off with the way he runs.

Eh this game was about what I expected. Good for the Jets - they're scrappy and tough and they came out ready to play, gotta hand it to them. The o-line lacks tough guys. Even Ritchie gets his a$$ whooped a few times a year, usually on the road. I think he still has Fletcher Cox's taste in his mouth from a couple of years ago in Philly. The Bills need to invest in their guard positions this offseason - it's time. Tyrod looked good to me, I don't understand Romo's issues with him - he was going through reads and making pinpoint throws despite the pocket being crumpled like an aluminum can. Zay's lack of body control scares me - he runs recklessly and it kind of led to him getting hurt. That said, his double move to get open on the TD was incredible, and afterwards the coaches were showing him video clips of it on the sideline to pump him up. You know who was missed last night? Karlos Williams. The Bills need a fast long-strider to complement what Shady brings to the table. Tolbert isn't getting it done. Rico will be fired in the offseason if we see too many more gameplans like that one. And on the other side of the ball - welp we need linebackers, but we knew that. Dareus was missed. And I'm worried that Leslie Frazer might be better suited to be an assistant DC/secondary coach. He knows how to coach up the back end of the defense and the zones, but seems over his head with respect to the front four. Oh, and Jordan Matthews kind of sucks. Finally: Jerome Boger is a clown. He is one of several idiotic officials we have to contend with every year, because the NFL just doesn't care about officiating. Among many other issues I had with last night's calls, O'Leary clearly had given himself up and the play should've been declared dead at that point...

Why couldnt it have been Brady?

Great article.

He will be a superstar.

Baker Mayfield or bust.

Thats just the syphilis...

The thread has wandered into the woods and starved itself.

This is great - by 2020, BB will be retired, Miami will be underwater, and the Jets will still be ... the Jets. Things are looking up!

Like, people in pathetic little jobs?

Is there a value to the board in having Yeezus as a non-banned member?

Know what else I like about this trade? It shows me that McBean isnt interested in having excuses to hide behind at the end of the year (injuries, lack of depth, etc.). Couldnt say the same for previous regimes - Marrone in particular was always leveraging and lining up some excuses for his Saint Doug role (God, I hated Marrone).

Correct.

I suspect that the Jets are going to try to change things up and run it down our throats tomorrow - hope the front seven is prepared.

I understand the take that Sammy was a better fit for what Ty does best. But Ty has shown the ability to evolve his game this year and I think the McBean has wanted bigger receivers from the gate this year. Benjamin makes his benjamins by making contested catches, going over the middle, playing through injuries and firing up his teammates with big catches. Hes a tight end who can line up outside. Im not sure they wouldnt have been interested in adding Benjamin AND Bryant or Pryor. I hated the Sammy trade but I can live with this outcome. Ty has proven this year that he can win games without the deep ball and with a bunch of scrub receivers. The foundation was laid quickly, more quickly than many of us thought possible - now its time to start adding layers. THAT is the process. Thank you for this, Ive changed my view of the trade based on your highly informed and well thought-out take.

The problem with Carolina seems to emanate from its aloof, narcissistic, unserious QB.

They also got Kaelin Clay, don't forget that.

Thompson is a JAG. Anything they get from him is a bonus.

I assume he helps in the run game as well, both as a blocker and as a legit downfield threat to open up some lanes?