He used to be a must-read 20 years ago and has certainly lost his fastball, but he's not wrong.
Their defense that was 4th in scoring, 4th in yards, 5th in 3rd down %, 5th DVOA and 3rd in weighted DVOA.
“No one works harder, no one loves ball more than Zach Wilson. And him having the opportunity to really shadow and be with a first-ballot, Hall of Fame quarterback every day, every hour he’s in the building, that’s a great opportunity and a great experience.”
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Irrelevant.
Well...mentor him on being a great football player. Not on how to set up interviews with Joe Rogan.“No one works harder, no one loves ball more than Zach Wilson. And him having the opportunity to really shadow and be with a first-ballot, Hall of Fame quarterback every day, every hour he’s in the building, that’s a great opportunity and a great experience.”
Jets GM Claims Aaron Rodgers Trade 'Great Thing' For Zach Wilson
New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas claimed Tuesday the Aaron Rodgers trade was a "great thing" for Zach Wilson.
Hmmm, not sure about that. You really want that weirdo being the mentor to your young QB who already has all kinds of maturity and mental issues?
Not bitter. Should be entertaining. I don't know if he'll be great or piss off everyone and ruin the culture.
It'll be interesting to see how he approaches this change. He said today that he will be at practice tomorrow. In recent years at GB he didn't participate in OTAs. So....that's a positive sign that he gets that he needs to assimilate with his new team.
Small items but I was pleased to see him cleaner cut and wearing Jets gear. At least it looked like he was towing the company line on Day 1.
Bitter? Why? When was the last time the Jets beat the Patriots? (Had to look it up, 2015) And will this year be any different? What I am looking forward to is the relationship between the team and the press, because this should be interesting, as in Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times."
I don’t buy that. NY media is tough, but the Packers are by far the more storied and popular team. The pressure and expectations in Green Bay are higher. Jets aren’t the Yankees. But he won’t have the fan loyalty he did in GB, that’s true.
I don't know. They are passionate but nice. They care...a lot. But they won't call out a hall of famer. They are reasonable...they aren't crazy Jets fans...lol.
That is just not true. Name one player on the Packers they've treated like the NY media treated Sam Darnold. Or Adam Gase. Or Rex Ryan. Or Leveon Bell. Or (insert any of the other hundreds there are). Just name one.
That is just not true. Name one player on the Packers they've treated like the NY media treated Sam Darnold. Or Adam Gase. Or Rex Ryan. Or Leveon Bell. Or (insert any of the other hundreds there are). Just name one.
What are you talking about? You said the GB media was just as tough and demanding as NY and that's ridiculous under any circumstance. Give me one player the Wisconsin media was tough on, even close to how the NY media treats people weekly. You can't.
That wasn't me.
HuskyHawk/Husky25 confusion. My bad.
No problem.
I feel like they definitely got hoodwinked there and panicked. McDonald is a situational player, not every down that you DEFINITELY don't need as much as another OL piece to protect a guy that's getting almost 100m next season (salary and deferred money). And we have no backup QB.
Well...I like picking up a center in round two. I still worry they need another OT...but since AVT is flexible, maybe they are ok.