Originally Posted by seamonster:
Jets are still second in their division. They just played two of the best scoring defenses in the NFL. I'd wait to see how they fare against Buffalo and the Steelers. I personally think the Steelers are going to put their feeble QB into the hospital but it's always the NFL. No guarantees.Once they get past PA they've got a cake walk (outside of the Texans). Could still make the playoffs with that Defense and maybe another receiver (Adams). That coach did virtually nothing and he's always been a petulant bitch. So it's addition by subtraction.
There is no 'cakewalk' for a team like the Jets. Even bad teams can beat them.
While I agree there had to be some emotion or culture disagreement for the owner to fire Saleh, I don't think the Jets are going to do much this season w the talent they have.
They were counting on Rodgers being a lot better than he actually is at this point in his career. [Reply]
Originally Posted by PAChiefsGuy:
There is no 'cakewalk' for a team like the Jets. Even bad teams can beat them.
While I agree there had to be some emotion or culture disagreement for the owner to fire Saleh, I don't think the Jets are going to do much this season w the talent they have.
They were counting on Rodgers being a lot better than he actually is at this point in his career.
They could marty-ball their way into the playoffs. Morgan Moses and Tyron Smith are adequate. Rodgers still has a live arm (from what I've seen). He's just slow and confined to the pocket. Defense is capable. And getting rid of that coach is a step in the right direction. They're going to have to go full-blown west coast offense and that's something Hacket was literally raised on. Rodgers just needs to swallow his pride (big if) and accept a reduced role. [Reply]
Originally Posted by seamonster:
They could marty-ball their way into the playoffs. Morgan Moses and Tyron Smith are adequate. Rodgers still has a live arm (from what I've seen). He's just slow and confined to the pocket. Defense is capable. And getting rid of that coach is a step in the right direction. They're going to have to go full-blown west coast offense and that's something Hacket was literally raised on. Rodgers just needs to swallow his pride (big if) and accept a reduced role.
Very true. Their season is far from over which is why I can't understand why they fired the HC at this point.
That said, they better hurry and figure things out quickly. They have the Bills and Steelers next. Lose those two and they are 2-5 and pretty much done. [Reply]
If you look at the facts, Aaron Rodgers might be a coach killer.
▪️Mike McCarthy fired mid season 2018 ▪️LaFleur completely changed the offense for Rodgers & are better now with Love running LaFleur’s offense ▪️Robert Saleh got 6 games. pic.twitter.com/8ehXtgEaWF
If you look at the facts, Aaron Rodgers might be a coach killer.
▪️Mike McCarthy fired mid season 2018 ▪️LaFleur completely changed the offense for Rodgers & are better now with Love running LaFleur’s offense ▪️Robert Saleh got 6 games. pic.twitter.com/8ehXtgEaWF
Originally Posted by seamonster:
They could marty-ball their way into the playoffs. Morgan Moses and Tyron Smith are adequate. Rodgers still has a live arm (from what I've seen). He's just slow and confined to the pocket. Defense is capable. And getting rid of that coach is a step in the right direction. They're going to have to go full-blown west coast offense and that's something Hacket was literally raised on. Rodgers just needs to swallow his pride (big if) and accept a reduced role.
The offense is stale because there is absolutely no imagination whatsoever. Striking resemblance to the lack of imagination in Denver when Hackett was there. Hackett is a big part of the problem. Rodgers may have regressed in some areas but he’s good enough and has teammates good enough to not be this bad. Changing the head coach isn’t going to change the total lack of imagination from the playcaller. To me it is way more a Hackett issue than it is a rodgers issue [Reply]