EgoDogg

In regards to all the Jordan Gross discussion, I never took it as fans saying he was an all-time NFL great. But that he was still a great Left Tackle for us for years. And many of us would love to have somebody of that quality back again. I don't recall ever seeing him compared to All-Time NFL greats. But a staple like Gross was for us would make a lot of fans very happy. Myself included. But then again, I can be mis-interpreting everything.

This is something I'd absolutely tune in for. Being edgy is all the rage these days. Go knock on Tepper's door and make your pitch.

He wasn't, but in comparison to what we experienced (Rosinski & the Spanish Radio announcers), it paled in comparison. He doesn't really project excitement.

You can always change the member title at least ...

Shared this image on the previous page. That was the other name I was considering, but it definitely still looks more like Fields to me than Farley...

Good catch. The last one definitely looks like Fields.

I don't think so. It'll just turn into "Teddy didn't have CMAC" or Rhule & Brady are managing the game better in year 2, etc. Trolls gon' troll.

We share that slot with commercials. So expect it to be in that Picture-in-Picture view they do during TV timeouts occasionally.

This was right before the whole show became tainted meat.

Lmao, my brain read Ricky Manning instead of Munnerlyn for some reason. I think it's time for a vacation

I didn't consider him a JAG due to how pivotal he was in our 2003 season.

Oh! Fozzy Whittaker is another name that was easy to forget, but couldn't help but root for.

I don't have a favorite. Lol. But first guy to come to mind was Nick Goings.

I had no idea he was in such bad condition. CTE is no joke and I hope there are huge advances in tech preventing it as more research is done. And why many will never question a guy like Luke hanging up the cleats early. Shows how smart of a decision it was/is.

Jarrod Cooper?

Nick Goings Goings Gone Michael Gaines Philly Brown Matt Moore (despite people wanting him to be so much more) Kyle Love Will Witherspoon (? - Does he count) JJ Jansen is definitely way up there. Dude's great at what he does. And just loves life The great Drew Carter

Heyyo! A great block by Ian Thomas at the 3:04 mark!.

Maybe with the old regime, but I don't think anyone believes Scott 'Stick to the Board' Fitterer would fall for a trick like that.

Martyocrity is my new favorite word. We missed you @SCP!

Are you using FireFox? I have a forum (same software) that has the same issue on FireFox only. If so, this is the fix that worked for members. You would need to disable Enhanced Tracking Protection. If not using Firefox, I don't know what it could be

Exactly. If anything is exciting about this, it's the uncertainty around it all. How bad is/was Darnold? How much of it was the Jets? Gase? Lack of a real QB coach? With Teddy, everyone knew what he is/was. With Darnold, it's extremely difficult to measure. But the risk feels very calculated, and it doesn't feel like we're mortgaging our Future on what-ifs (like trading up to #2, for example)

Thanks @t96. This is the data I wish I knew how to find before making my post. Makes much of my post pretty much moot. Now they need to add a row for trailing by one score, >2/4 min to go. Trailing for the Jets is often 'let 'er rip and pray' time.

As we all know, Teddy is... not very good with the game on the line. Now, the Jets don't win many games (1 winning season the past decade, and last playoff appearance was 2010), so Carolina looks like a dynasty in comparison. Decided to take a peek at the 4th quarter comebacks of the two. I assumed Teddy would have multiple times the amount over Darnold due to the fact that he has started 49 games over his career, and played in 59. But it's crazy how close it is, and does more to verify Teddy is who he is. Teddy Bridgewater (49 career starts, 58 games played): 5 Career fourth quarter comebacks 6 Career game winning drives Sam Darnold (38 career starts / games played): 3 Career fourth quarter comebacks 4 Career game winning drives I know Teddy was 0-for-8 this past season, so likely had many many many more opportunities in his career for these comebacks. I don't know the percentage on Darnold, but he hasn't been given many opportunities to comeback / win those games. I was able to look at the games that they lost by 8 or less points however, and there are only 9 losses by 8 or less points. This is compared to 16 Losses by 8 or less points for Teddy. Some dirty Analytics: Teddy Bridgewater 6 Game Winning Drives, 16 losses by 8 points or less (27% Game Winning drive vs 8 or less point loss career (6 out of 22) 2 Game Winning Drives, 8 Losses by 8 or less last 2 seasons. 2-for-10 = 20% Win Sam Darnold 4 Game Winning Drives, 9 losses by 8 points or less (30% Game Winning Drive vs 8 or less point loss (4 out of 13) 3 Game Winning Drives, 4 Losses by 8 or less last 2 seasons - 3-out-7 = 42% Win Every 8 or less point loss likely didn't have a 4th quarter comeback scenario, and I don't know how to get that data, but in terms of winning when the game is on the line, Darnold has shown more in his short career than than Teddy on a MUCH LESS TALENTED / worse-coached team than Minnesota, New Orleans, and Carolina. If these stats prove anything at all, it's that Darnold is at least a marginal upgrade with the game on the line. I just gave myself a headache. I hope this trade works out.

I responded previously, which covered my thoughts on Free Agent pickups