I mean we must be talking worst of all time scary....the way McCown and Petty looked yesterday how much worse could it be? They must think a lot worse which is unrealI honestly can't imagine how bad hackenberg must be. It must be scary
Has to be. There must be no hope.Kiddnets said:I mean we must be talking worst of all time scary....the way McCown and Petty looked yesterday how much worse could it be? They must think a lot worse which is unreal
I feel bad for McCown - the guy played better than anyone could have expected - but this is the best thing for the franchise. Now Bowles has no choice but to do the right thing. Ideally we'd see Petty Week 15 and unless he's lights out, give Hack a 2 game audition.Josh McCown (broken left hand) needs surgery, and is officially done for the season.
McCown is a grade 1 competitor and a class act.....put his brain/guts into Hack's 20 yr old franchise QB body and the Jets would be set for yrs.....hope he becomes a coach and sticks around but the only way he should be on the team next year is backing up a highly drafted rookie QB.I feel bad for McCown - the guy played better than anyone could have expected - but this is the best thing for the franchise. Now Bowles has no choice but to do the right thing. Ideally we'd see Petty Week 15 and unless he's lights out, give Hack a 2 game audition.
Knowing Bowles I'm sure they'll sign Matt Hasselbeck and start him this week.
Decisions like this are common for Bowles and why he must go. I'm sure that decision really inspired the team.Todd Bowles explained why he did not take a timeout with just over a minute left in the first half Sunday in Denver, but it probably won’t make Jets fans happy.
The situation was this: The Jets stopped the Broncos on third down at the Jets’ 35 with about 1:10 left in the half. Denver called on its field-goal unit. Bowles had all three timeouts left. Instead of using one and giving his offense the ball with about a minute left and two timeouts, he allowed the Broncos to run the clock down before the field goal. After Brandon McManus made the 53-yard kick, the Jets got the ball with 32 seconds left. They took a knee.
The Broncos were up 13-0 at the time, and the Jets were receiving the second-half kickoff. Bowles felt with the Jets offense doing nothing, it was not worth taking the risk of going for it at the end of the half.
“At that rate we were playing, we needed to go in and regroup,” Bowles explained.
That is a puzzling way to look at it with that much time left on the clock. It would be understandable if there were only 30 seconds left, but the offense could have possibly gotten into field-goal range in a minute and with two timeouts.
Quarterback Josh McCown had also been dealing with a hip injury he suffered earlier in the quarter. Bowles indicated that played a role in the decision to just take a knee and go to the locker room.
“Josh was pretty banged up right there,” Bowles said. “The best thing we could do getting the ball in the second half was take a knee and let him heal up and go back out in the second half.”
There is no defending Bowles for that decision in the second quarter and then the entire second half. My mentality has always been if you are going to go down, do it with a fight. You don't just give up. You don't punt while down 23-0 midway through the 4th quarter. Bowles quit on the team on Sunday.Decisions like this are common for Bowles and why he must go. I'm sure that decision really inspired the team.
So kicking a FG (at least) and THEN getting the ball back in the second half wouldn't be the best thing? So a 38 year old QB's banged up hip would significantly heal up during the 15 minutes of halftime?
This has been his mindset since day 1 - this ultra-conservative approach does not work in today's NFL.
This would be the most Jets thing ever - and everyone fully expects it to happen. We just need to hope the Pats and Steelers go into the last week tied for the top seed and home field.With McCown done, I can't envision wins vs the Saints or Chargers. I actually could see the Jets beating the Patriots in Week 17 and costing themselves four spots in the draft as Tom Brady plays one series and Brian Hoyer plays the rest of the game and the Patriots go with an ultra vanilla offensive attack while locked into the 2 seed.
Jaguars may have something to say about that before it's all said and done. If the Jags win and Patriots lose, they jump the Patriots next week for the #2 seed.Fariq said:With McCown done, I can't envision wins vs the Saints or Chargers. I actually could see the Jets beating the Patriots in Week 17 and costing themselves four spots in the draft as Tom Brady plays one series and Brian Hoyer plays the rest of the game and the Patriots go with an ultra vanilla offensive attack while locked into the 2 seed.
Hell no -- it's not inappropriate. If I were down there I'd be in in a heartbeat. Thanks for the offer from the fans, SID.Guys I have a couple near 50 yard line bunker level tix available. Hit me up if you're interested. Reasonable $ all things considered. If this is inappropriate just let me know and I will delete thanks.
Thanks, happy holidays, amigo.Hell no -- it's not inappropriate. If I were down there I'd be in in a heartbeat. Thanks for the offer from the fans, SID.
Happy holidays back atcha, my friend.Thanks, happy holidays, amigo.
Wilk will forever be the poster boy example of players mailing it in after being paid....every time a team looks to lock up an up and coming young player the GM should make sure it's a player with integrity so they "don't get Wilked".....what a shame he could have been one of the all time Jet greatsTLEF316 said:Wilkerson is a scumbag. Not like he's the first one to do it, but he got paid and totally mailed it in. He's been stealing money for 2 years
Players should play hard. Bowles has a loser mentality, is way too conservative, has shown an inability to work with young QBs, and his players failed to show up in the most meaningful game he's coached so far.Jets' brain trust would be smart to retain Todd Bowles as their head coach next year (and possibly beyond). He has had made his players play hard despite all drama unfolding internally such as Muhammad Wilkinson's malcontent behaviors.
Agreed - besides getting players to play hard what has he done? Whiffed in the one game with playoff on line....putrid record since....players missing meetings....routine late game collapses....awful clock mgt....completely uninspiring.....worst offensive performance in decades vs Denver....not able to develop Petty and Hack to the point where they have top hide a 2d rd pick......and add multiple 12 men in huddle and illegal substitution penalties that should not happen.....o I need to go on?Players should play hard. Bowles has a loser mentality, is way too conservative, has shown an inability to work with young QBs, and his players failed to show up in the most meaningful game he's coached so far.
Although I dont love contsant turnover in coaching staffs, I would like to see a fresh start with a rookie QB and an offensive orientated HC.
Jets' brain trust would be smart to retain Todd Bowles as their head coach next year (and possibly beyond). He has had made his players play hard despite all drama unfolding internally such as Muhammad Wilkinson's malcontent behaviors.
I hate to root for an injury, but I would like to see Petty get knocked out of the game next week. Nothing too serious, but something that has to see him exit the game in the 1st quarter. If the Jets are down by two scores or more, I imagine they would have Forte, McGuire, and Powell operate as single wing tailbacks. It would be interesting, though, if the score is Chargers 7, Jets 7. Would Hackenberg come into the game then? I don't know. It's a tough one. Down 10-0 with 1:41 remaining in the 1st quarter it's an easy call. Game over. Just like in Denver two weeks earlier. But, I mean, tie game late 1st quarter, Petty's done. You gotta make a different type of call there. You could put in Hackenberg and just have him take snaps and hand it off but you are kind of playing 10-on-11 football there. So maybe you do have the RBs take snaps out of wildcat formations and such and just let Hackenberg watch.Agreed - besides getting players to play hard what has he done? Whiffed in the one game with playoff on line....putrid record since....players missing meetings....routine late game collapses....awful clock mgt....completely uninspiring.....worst offensive performance in decades vs Denver....not able to develop Petty and Hack to the point where they have top hide a 2d rd pick......and add multiple 12 men in huddle and illegal substitution penalties that should not happen.....o I need to go on?
This is a huge offseason with a new QB, top draft pick...time to get a new offensive minded coach to develop
Forget the respect aspect for now, I'm more concerned about him getting hurt and him getting his contract guaranteed for next year. That would be the biggest risk.Bowles says Wilkerson paid the penalty and they are moving on.....if they play Wilk and he gets hurt he is guaranteed all of his salary next season.....playing him in 2 meaningless games after the disrespect he showed the franchise would seriously be insane....hope Bowles is just doing his usual cat and mouse crap with the media but i will be going nuts if this guy plays!
Yup pats have a lot to play for. Would be one of the most shocking outcomes of the year if they somehow lost to the Jets at home.I think the Pats are still fighting the Steelers for 1st seed.
very quiet on his recovery....had surgery in August that had a 6-9 month recovery so should be ready for training camp if no set backs....if healthy a Kearse, Anderson, Enuwa WR trio would give the team a very nice corpAny word if Quincy Enunwa is expected to make a full recovery and be back next year?
Hackenberg clearly sucks beyond belief. Even as weird a coach as Bowles would have gone to Hackenberg by now. He had an opportunity to start Hackenberg in Week 17 last year and decided to go back to Fitzpatrick who was out the door the next day anyway. Now with McCown having gone down for the season, Bowles could have gotten out in front of everything and said, "Petty and Hackenberg will each start a game down the stretch of this season barring one of them getting injured in practice or something."If Bowles insists on keeping Hack in mothballs again the absolute only interest in this week to me is draft position....if they started Hack/Petty all yr there is no doubt in my mind they would be looking at a top 2 pick....now im reading best case 4th (if everything breaks for them which is unlikely) and worst case 11th or so.....I'm reading that 6-7 seems to be the sweet spot assuming they lose to the Pats.....but do the Pats have anything to play for? If not - I can totally see them resting everyone and of course handing the Jets a worse pick lol.....anyone have info on this?
well if the Jets win and it costs the Pats home field it would take away the sting of the lost draft position.....of course if it is close I'll be waiting to see how the refs find a way to help them this timeYup pats have a lot to play for. Would be one of the most shocking outcomes of the year if they somehow lost to the Jets at home.