Puckman5

I'm not suggesting tanking, ever, but I disagree that the draft "works". Bad teams shouldn't keeping getting high picks year after year until they're competitive. Moving through the draft gives teams the opportunity to address different needs in different years. If you have people making poor draft decisions, they need to go or the organization can dwell in the basement. Just like I don't think the sabres should be rewarded for their perpetual suckitude. Don't allow a stream of high picks go to teams that have proven they're likely to mismanage them. It's not good for the league or the player.

How's that worked for the Jets the last 15 years?

I hate the fact that the draft rewards poorly run organizations. I'd love to see a rotating pick model where the teams that picked on the perimeter of the draft are then moved towards the middle. Forget how teams finished the previous year. Don't reward poor performance. Yr 1 - 1st pick Yr 2 - 31st pick Yr 3 - 16th pick Yr 4 - 17 pick Yr 5 - 2nd pick yr 6 - 30th pick yr 7 - 15th pick yr 8 - 18th pick

I want to know two things: 1. How'd you get a key to Brandon Beane's office? 2. Why'd he leave his 2026 draft plan on his desk?

The state of the talent around Allen is indefensible. The defensive play has been average to well below that for years. I do think it's time for a coaching change. I doubt it will happen.

He's being punished for playing well and a scoring against Tampa. He needs to learn how to play complimentary football.

How long did it take to get Cook involved in the passing game after seeing how it helped against Tampa? No Shavers? Ok. Let's keep starting games with what hasn't worked.

I'm guessing Ron and Nicole would disagree with that.

the dude was barely 5'11 and played with so much power and intensity. Takeo Spikes and Chris Spielman also stand out in my mind. I don't think they would fit what McDermott tries to do on Defense, but what great players. Sam Cowart was another, but his career was derailed with the achilles injury like Spikes. Spielman with the neck issues. I guess it comes with the territory. Still miss that type of linebacker.

This x 1000. They still needed Josh to be old Josh to make "complimentary football" work that day. Part of me wonders if McDermott yelled at Brady after the game for allowing Josh to play that way in the second half. I was almost convinced that scoring touchdowns too quickly creates too many issues for the defense you're trying to compliment. Until we won.

The fact that he couldn't read was the problem there.

Ouch!

Find the bottom of that bottle for me.

I'd still trade him for a couple average DL rotational pieces and an unspectacular "everyone eats" WR. Josh consumes significant cap space and freeing that up would allow us to invest in a sea mediocre JAGs at important skill positions.

To determine the height of an NFL players ceiling, we must first calculate his median floor height and add some yet to be determined number of feet / (his propensity for injury variable x his average number of missed meetings) squared . It's that simple!