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Delhomme was Farve lite on the field.

Nah, IMO he is the guy. He just needed to get his mental right and he did. Not worried, that boy ballin.

This team did not quit. That tells me everything I need to know about Canales. We got our guy at HC and QB, lets get it!

Did not know that. Thanks!

Not that I am advocating paying him ( I don't focus much on cap space unless its a crazy contract ). Would it be advisable to pay him now to keep him on the roster to replace Moton after next year? It would hurt to lose a capable linemen who we know works for us. Just a thought. What's the huddle think?

Someone already said it but every professional former ( and current ) QBs say he is balling. It is what it is, some people don't want to give him credit and some only are willing to give it if he goes above and beyond what should be resonably expected without much nuance other then yards and wins to their takes.

I got my fingers crossed. If they spend big capital this is where I would want it. Kid can score on any play. The offense would have its WR 1 for the future.

200+ yards, 2 TDs , 0 turnovers all while : pressured on 70% of snaps, AT the only weapon on offense.

He's worth the money, no doubt. If you want an electric #1, you want Wilson. If you want to draft a WR with our first rounder, then IMO, you should send it to get Wilson if you can. Personally I want defensive line in the 1st so I would only be willing to part with a 2nd.

If you think we need to draft a WR at the top of the draft, you will want Wilson. I am a partial Jets fan now through my wife. This kid can ball, he runs great routes and can make insane catches. He is a true #1. He went through years of Jets BS with Zach Wilson, coaching changes, Rodgers and all that. He didn't complain and hasn't quit on the field. He just might want out of the circus. If you can get him for a 2nd round pick, you jump. Personally play style reminds me of Chad Johnson.

Run for his money? Do you know how long Woody has been fuging over the Jets? So bad that Belichick peaced out before he even started coaching. If anything its the other way around lol, Tepper playing catch up.

Bad coaching which leads to bad choices. Rhule wasn't cut out for it and did not give Brady two things : time to develop as an OC and an environment that had enough structure/experience around him to guide. Then it was all desperation by the time Baker got here and that never goes well in the NFL. Fitt and Reich did not spot the improvement from Darnold. If you watched his last few games, he was stepping up in the pocket and making good throws while under pressure. He would have been a bridge for us either way, we were taking a QB. Did he even want to be a part of that?

True. Having the middle of the dline locked up for the next 4 years or so would be huge. Not to mention even though they might not be the most prolific pass rushers but DB and him would need to be accounted for which will open up 1 on 1s for the ends. So it will help pass rush in the long run. I assume they will also be drafting/signing edge help so hopefully get some help that way too. What did Jim Harbaugh say about this kid "gift from the football gods" I believe. Not a much better endorsement for a guy. You know he is a certified baller if he is getting praise like that from Harbaugh. Dan Morgan is going to grab him if he is there, if he wants dawgs and big guys who impact football games. Mason Graham is your man.

I think the benefit right now is they really can take BPA. Personally I weight defense over offense when ranking 1st round prospects. Getting a blue chip player on any level of the defense would be huge.

Difference is the coaching staff never said he couldn't do it and gave up on him. Some people here were so convinced he couldn't even compete on an NFL field. Especially the deep ball and the huddles perceived lack of ability to throw it, which has been talked about ad nauseum. I mean how many pictures of him standing next to someone, wearing a backpack, comparisons of his arms between seasons did we see? All to discredit his ability to be out there.