I thought this was a thread devoted to the late great Dolphins fan and ThePhins favorite poster “Jetssuck”, not a NY Jets thread in the Dolphins forum.

There is an AFC East thread you know?

 

Last year I had to hear from Jets fans how Aaron Rodgers and Dalvin Cook were going to tear the entire league up.

 

And 3 weeks later this thread is dead, but loaded with irony. In a nutshell it's pretty much just like our season.

 

Stop with the troll comments.
Alot of us are pissed for good reason!
Mad at myself for falling for this fake *** team.
This organization is garbage!

 

Truth is not spelled T-R-O-L-L. And believe me I am not happy.with the truth about this team. The ignore button can be your friend.

 

I’ll stop with the “troll” when people stop trolling. How’s that?

 

The Jets STILL suck! Always have, always will.

 

Can we post now?

 

It's a free world, and a new day. Do whatever feels good.

 

Jets suck lol

 

And hopefully that will never change.

 

Rodgers looks washed

 

Rodgers, the TD machine, The Jest missing piece. Oh well.

 

Zach Wilson was looking on at the Jets offensive output, saying “I coulda done that”

 

True, but he couldn't have done what Rogers did last week.

 

No, but he could have led them to single digit scoring for a lot less than Rodgers did, lol. A big part of Rodgers’ success is his ability to move around and extend plays; that ability looks to be greatly diminished.

 

Last week he showed flashes, but Rodger's biggest strength has always been that if you flush him out he can kill you either running for first downs, or throwing the ball deep down the field on the run from almost any angle. But worse yet if you don't he can shred all but the best secondaries if he has more than a few seconds in the pocket. He forces a secondary to have to maintain coverage for longer than they are used to, and you have to worry about getting pressure on him in the pocket with both containment and a push up the center. If you consistently force him out he can hurt you, but if you give him enough room to step up he will definitely kill you. The guy had about the most complete game as a QB out of anybody from his generation. Brady may be many people's GOAT and have more rings, but imo Rodgers was a better QB.

That said he's getting too old to consistently run all over the place making highlight reel throws. If the Jets want to win with him, then they better get him some protection that can maintain a clean pocket consistently. Hopefully they won't.

 

As a 58 (59 next week) year old man who was still athletically active at 40, let me just say you don’t have the same pep in your step at 40 as you did at 30, or 20 for that matter.

Rodgers is not going to be a significant threat scrambling or running the ball. You lose a gear once you hit middle age.

Oh, and now that I think about it







THE JETS SUCK!!!!!!!

 

No Nix had negative 6 yards passing in the first quarter. -6. On 8 passes.
And ARon couldn’t beat that?
Jester forums must be fun tonight.
I almost want to think about setting aside a brief moment, maybe while I’m cleaning up the dog poop, to feel sorry for jester fans. But I’m not quite there yet.

 

Pretty sure the Broncos has -7 passing yards on 7 competitions at the half and still managed to win the game.

 

Posting in week 3 as if the Jets were going to be some juggernaut and didn’t suck is funny to me.

@djphinfan with the win… AGAIN!! Lmao

 

Just gonna check, jesters fired their Coach after game 5 loss....










Anything???








Nope, still not feeling sorry for the Yetis fans.

 

Now if only Ross would take a lesson from this and can Grier before the next game.

 

Nah, clean up the poop and move on. You'd get no similar sympathy from Fireman Ed.

 

The last time the Jets were relevant, and a good football team was the Rex Ryan era. Woody Johnson though had no patience. The Jets would kick butt one season, falter the next only to return to form the following season. Luckily for us Johnson idiotically fired Ryan...and they've returned to true form...S-U-C-K, suck suck suck!!!!

 

I don’t see many owners making a GM change mid-season, unless it’s a spaz like Tepper. Best chance of that is in January.

 

Not intending to deflect from this thread, but Grier being fired mid-season would be problematic.

The head coach works FOR the GM so if Ross were to fire Grier, he’d have to hire a GM that truly wants McDaniel as his head coach and subscribes to McDaniel’s football philosophy. Not saying there isn’t a GM candidate out there would, but usually a GM starts from scratch.

While most of us seem to support McDaniel, I worry that if Grier goes, so would McDaniel by proxy, and we’d be in rebuild mode all over again.

 

Mcdaniel has not been all that impressive either, he was basically hired to do one job and that is salvage Tua's career and help Grier save face after picking the wrong QB. He's done an admirable job designing a system specifically for Tua to hide his weaknesses and make him look good, but that system has been figured out now and Tua again has been exposed as a limited injury prone QB and not a franchise QB.

I don't think Mcdaniel is a terrible coach but not convincrd he has what it takes to get us over the hump. I would not be against firing Grier and starting over from scratch.

Keeping Mcdaniel is not a good enough reason not to fire Grier.

 

I think you have it a little backwards. McDaniel didn’t design a system to hide Tua’s weaknesses. I think the system hides the weaknesses of the offensive line, taking advantage of Tua’s skills set to get the ball out fast, accurately and push the limits of a defensive secondary by utilizing speed and pre snap misdirection. It’s very smart, but it’s not to hide Tua’s weaknesses. It’s the OL’s weaknesses.

If our OL was a strength and not a weakness…the weakness, with McDaniel’s extensive experience as the run game coordinator in San Francisco would result in the Dolphins committing more to the run, but since our line falters in the trenches, McDaniel commits more to the air.

 

In which case McDaniel could look at the rest of this season as an attempt to prove to the new GM he deserves to have his job next year. It might light a fire under his ***, and force him to get serious with his team and less buddy buddy with the players.

 

It's 2024, not 1979 anymore. There are no disciplinarian coaches right now. Coaches now are all players coaches in touch with this generation' s player.

 

I don't want to hear Dan Campbell. He literally cries every press conference.

 

Yes and no.

While you’re right that a lot of coaches these days are players coaches, there are those who have commanded respect and therefore are disciplinarians per se through that earned respect.

I look at Andy Reid and even though he is deemed player friendly, I doubt anyone would disagree that is Andy says it, there’s NO ARGUMENT…it’s done! He’s earned that respect.

Granted, the Andy Reids of the NFL are few and far in between but Andy Reid has been the most successful head coach in the last decade.