Jets fire gm

[TheFunPolice]

Don't discount the possibility of Rex Ryan returning to coach the Jets

[aristocrat]

3 hours ago, SoTier said:

 

How will that help?  They've whiffed on 3 top five QBs in the last 15 years: Sanchez (2009), Darnold (2018), and Wilson (2021) plus a 2nd rounder in 2013 (Smith).  Smith and Darnold have gone on to become decent starting QBs, which is only more embarrassing because both looked like something nasty you don't want to step in when with the Jests.

 

 

You keep trying until you hit

[Scott7975]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/troubling-report-surfaces-about-jets-after-gm-change/ar-AA1unMoY#comments

 

What a dumpster fire franchise.

[Beast]

Didn’t the owner fire Saleh because he felt he had a great team? 
 

Now he fires the GM for putting that great team together?

 

Ahhhhhhh…the Jets! Absolutely love it!

 

 

[YoloinOhio]

A-a-Ron disasterclass 

[Savage]

1 hour ago, TheFunPolice said:

Don't discount the possibility of Rex Ryan returning to coach the Jets

I pray they hire him again.

[SoTier]

1 hour ago, aristocrat said:

You keep trying until you hit

 

Long time bottom feeder franchises are like leopards.  They don't change their spots.  The only way for these franchises to become winning football teams is regime change from the top down.  That means new ownership as well as the removal any left over major decision makers remaining in the organization.  Changing GMs, HCs, and players might get a winning season or two or even a WC game every decade or so, but there's no real sustained improvement because the way the organization is run isn't conducive to building a winning football team.

 

Three examples:  Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, and Washington Commanders.  

Edited 1 hour ago by SoTier

[mannc]

1 hour ago, TheFunPolice said:

Don't discount the possibility of Rex Ryan returning to coach the Jets

No way in h**l

[Reks Ryan]

The decision to trade for D. Adams was brutal.  Jets were 2 -4, had already fired their coach and didn't have a quality QB on their roster.  Tyrod is past his prime. But they do have some young talent.    That's exactly the type of team that  should be cleansing the locker room of over-priced over-the-hill divas, not bringing in new one.

 

Not sure if that trade decision was Woody Johnson or the GM.  But if Douglas recommended trading for Adams, that's a last straw fireable offense. 

[mannc]

As I said in another thread, I think firing the GM signals that the franchise is planning to tank the rest of the season to put themselves in position to draft a quarterback.  If they lose out, the Jets could potentially end up with the second pick, or maybe even number 1 if Carolina does something stupid, like trying to win the rest of their games.  They simply can't go into next season with Rodgers...

[Ray Stonada]

Aaron Rodgers looks like a gnome or a troll or a minor demon or something. 

[bigduke6]

well,  im going to say the same thing about Douglas as i did Saleh.  hes probably happy to be out of there.  he still gets paid,  doesnt have to put up with this garbage anymore,  and the Jets look like a joke being led by clowns so his rep will probably be fine around the league.  cant fire Rodgers,  cant fire the owner,  gotta blame this fiasco on somebody.   im betting theres a bunch of really good players that would like out as well.

[aristocrat]

1 hour ago, SoTier said:

 

Long time bottom feeder franchises are like leopards.  They don't change their spots.  The only way for these franchises to become winning football teams is regime change from the top down.  That means new ownership as well as the removal any left over major decision makers remaining in the organization.  Changing GMs, HCs, and players might get a winning season or two or even a WC game every decade or so, but there's no real sustained improvement because the way the organization is run isn't conducive to building a winning football team.

 

Three examples:  Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, and Washington Commanders.  

Gm, coach qb, everything else falls in line. See lions, chargers, bills. Commanders changed owners but really it was just the qb as he’s succeeding with past players. Not sure when they changed gms. 
 

adding in bengals. Got the qb made the Super Bowl. Terrible owner

Edited 31 minutes ago by aristocrat

[Don Otreply]

The jets organization so needs to find a different owner, but I hope they never do, 

[WotAGuy]

28 minutes ago, Ray Stonada said:

Aaron Rodgers looks like a gnome or a troll or a minor demon or something. 

He just looks really old.  Kind of haggard. 

[That's No Moon]

5 hours ago, Joe Mama said:

Chistian Hackenberg in 2nd round also

Bryce Petty in the 4th.