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But it doesn't need to be public. And you have no idea if he has already apologized or not. I feel confident that he probably has apologized to them. He's probably still with his wife. I just feel like this is something that as a fan we shouldn't care about. It isn't our business. And it isn't like Sherman sexually assaulted someone, shot someone, punched someone, etc. He just had a horrible night of drinking and made a mistake by driving. It happens. As long as he is doing his best to fix what he's got going on, and by all accounts he is doing that, then we shouldn't hold a bad night against him or expect him to publicly apologize.

Why does it have to be public? What does anything that happens in Sherman's household have to do with you? Sherman made a mistake, he's in therapy to try and fix his mental. Even his wife on the phone said this wasn't Sherman's usual behavior. Sh*t happens. Not sure why we need or deserve a public apology. Especially from a guy who, prior to this, gave us no reason to think he was a bad dude. He's done a LOT for communities too.

I'm still a fan and think he has a lot of potential given there is absolutely a learning curve for a new-ish OC, someone who is only 32 years old. And I hope we stick with him for a long time. But honestly, at this present time, I think he is a tad overrated. Not because I don't think he's good - I think a lot of problems people see are just him having to try and play-call around a terrible OL. But he's also not this genius whiz that the media sometimes paint him as. He's a solid play-caller with potential to be great one day. Is he ready to be a HC? Probably not but who knows. Nobody can really know who is gonna be a great HC.

Robby Anderson has always been a guy who goes stretches where he isn't making a noticeable impact on the game. This isn't on Darnold - it is just the kind of player Anderson is. Anderson had a hot start last year, but I think it makes everyone forget that by the second-half of the season, this was the Anderson we were getting. In his last 8 games last year, he only averaged 50 YPG. Yeah the 34 he is averaging now is a lot worse but really he's always been a boom-or-bust #2 kind of receiver. And that is okay. We have DJ Moore. We don't need Anderson to be a #1. He's still good. That is also why they drafted Terrace Marshall, so that when Anderson isn't able to get open deep, we have another option to throw to underneath. If anyone should expect to see a lot more touches with CMC out, it is Marshall.

Is that Joe Person asking all those dumb as hell questions?

Yeah, but he's 33 years old now. I'm not saying Sherman couldn't play man, but his bread-and-butter was in zone. And now he's old and had some lower leg injuries. It is just a risk to ask him to do the same thing our younger corners are asked to do.

Sherman wouldn't really make a lot of sense. From what I'm seeing, we're asking our corners to play a lot of man. That is what is allowing us to play so free with our blitzes. Sherman is a good, veteran corner, but he excels in zone. He wouldn't fit here. But, I mean, it is maybe worth a shot.

Matt Rhule never looks satisfied. Love it.

Hubbard is so bad

DARNOLD

Remember when people really tried arguing Robby Anderson was better than DJ Moore LMAO

GOD THIS GAME SUCKS

Bro these refs

Slye

This OL lol

Damn this game is boring as hell haha

WHERES THE FLAG

It was the 2nd to last game. It's crazy how close we were to a perfect season.

The major problem with the 2015 defense was, we were not very good at getting pressure unless we blitzed. It was Short's best season by far and Addison was solid, but we didn't have an edge threat like this team has, or any of the defenses with Peppers, Hardy, and Johnson on it. That alone, to me, puts it below those units. It's hard to truly be a great defense without a great edge rusher. Yeah you could say Norman was elite that year, and he was, but he had his issues too vs speedsters. And the rest of the secondary was whatever.

This would bum me out. I know Collinsworth gets a lot of hate, but to me, him and Michaels work very well together. And as we've seen, finding a quality replacement is a lot easier said than done.

No.

I'm pretty sure the Texans don't want him to play either. And I think both sides also know what would happen if they planned on starting him Thursday. There is literally no chance in hell the NFL would let it happen. It would be a PR nightmare.

Okay, but that doesn't make it "historically" good. Unless by "historically" you are just referring to 2020. And nobody uses that word in that context.

How are the Jets historically good against the run?

Derrick Brown was unblockable all game.