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[YankeeRebel]

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I have little sympathy for these dudes ya still getting paid.

 

[Southieinnc]

Aaron Rodgers' minor injury provides a hint of the anxiety ahead for New York Jets fans

Jets fans were sent into a panic after Rodgers sat out practice with a tweaked calf. This is what the fan base signed up for by pinning their hopes to a 39-year-old quarterback.

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[Southieinnc]

What could go wrong?

Report: Jets Starting Safety Suffers Season-Ending Knee Injury

 

[BigKen]

Bills (+$5.5M), Jets (+$23.1M) and Dolphins(+$13.1M) are all going hard after RB Dalvin Cook.

 

[nefansince75]

Bills (+$5.5M), Jets (+$23.1M) and Dolphins(+$13.1M) are all going hard after RB Dalvin Cook.

Haven't the Bills heard the expression "too many Cooks...."?

 

[Southieinnc]

Bill Walton for Jets QB?

‘Ayahuasca: 48 touchdowns, MVP’: Rodgers says psychedelics helped NFL career

Aaron Rodgers has once again praised psychedelics, saying using them helped him in his professional and personal life. The four-time NFL MVP, who joined the New York Jets from the Green Bay Packers this offseason, was speaking at a psychedelics conference in Denver on Wednesday. Colorado...

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[BigKen]

Take Kelce away from Mahomes, Diggs away from Allen, Waddle away from Tua.

Then what tier are they on? Wilson, Jones, Tannehill barely have NFL #2 WRs. These supposed 'knowledgeable' writers write shit in a vacuum and think that they have just opened a completely new forum.

How about comparing penis sizes?

From Mahomes to Pickett: ranking the QBs in a ridiculously stacked AFC

Aaron Rodgers is hopeful of winning a Super Bowl with the New York Jets. But he has entered a conference packed with stars under center

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[Southieinnc]

Rodgers is biggest loser......

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[Southieinnc]

 

[Yankee Traveler]

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I LOVE IT!!!

 

[Southieinnc]

What could go wrong?

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}Aaron Rodgers] quarterback refused to work with them until training camp even though Rodgers’ infamous hand signals are notoriously complicated for rookies and veterans alike.

As it turns out, they are difficult for coaches, too. In a recent article published by the New York Post, Jets wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni admitted that he does not know what all of Rodgers’ signals mean. He also said it is up to the receivers to learn and figure them out, not him.

 

[Southieinnc]

Jets reportergoes off on criticism of Rodgers......

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[NWPATSFAN]

Jets reportergoes off on criticism of Rodgers......

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This should be fun to watch

 

[psaboy]

I predict Rodgers will be in pouting mode after game 6.

 

[Southieinnc]

Jets still trying to find the OT they did not get in the draft......

Jets 2023 transaction tracker: Irvin Charles signed to active roster

Here is a look at the latest Jets roster moves...

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[BigKen]

It is truly amazing the number of OTs that teams are bringing in for tryouts. According to NFL TradeRumors.com, a number of OTs have pulled up lame or extremely sore. They believe that many of them have minor injuries that teams will not take any chances that could worsen.

Patriots signed Calvin Anderson and Rielly Reiff as potential back ups. Rieff will be starting on the left side and Anderson hasn't even been able to practice.

I haven't seen any of these names visiting anywhere. Might be soimeone here who could at least 'help' for the short term.

Offensive Tackles​

George Fant​

George Fant had both good and bad moments in his last two seasons with the Jets when called to start multiple games due to Mekhi Becton’s consecutive season-ending injuries. In 2021, Fant impressed in 840 at left tackle (one sack and 18 pressures and a 71.1 offense grade on PFF). He split time between left and right tackle in 2022 but struggled with consistency (five sacks and 27 pressures in 372 pass-blocking snaps) and injuries (just eight games played). Fant will have value as a swing tackle in free agency as teams gear up for training camp.

Cameron Erving​

Cameron Erving was forced into a reserve role with the Carolina Panthers last season when the team replaced him at left tackle through the draft with first-round pick Ikem Ekwonu. Erving has never been able to stick as a starter for long periods of time, but he’s been a solid backup throughout the entirety of his career and would add solid depth to any team. More importantly, Erving has spent time at tackle, guard, and center during his time in the NFL, which gives him added appeal as the ultimate offensive line stopgap.

Ja’Wuan James​

The injury bug hasn’t been kind to Ja'Wuan James throughout his career. In seven career seasons, the veteran tackle has played in double-digit games just three times (2014, 2016 and 2018). Unfortunately for James, his last two season-ending injuries have come from Achilles tendon tears. Time will tell how much these injuries have sapped James' physical abilities, but to this point, he has proven to be an excellent player when on the field. The veteran tackle has only given up 23 career sacks and 147 pressures in 2,348 pass-blocking snaps.

Taylor Lewan​

Many will see the name Taylor Lewan out on the free agency wire and wonder how he hasn’t found a team yet. Despite Lewan’s name recognition and high level of play, it seems extremely unlikely that Lewan will be on an NFL team next year. Lewan recently filed a lawsuit against Dr. James Andrews after his 2020 ACL repair caused permanent damage that “likely cut Lewan’s NFL career short.” There may be a team that rolls the dice on Lewan, hoping that he can provide a veteran presence and league-average play, but at this point, it seems unlikely that he will be in the NFL going forward.

 

[Southieinnc]

It is truly amazing the number of OTs that teams are bringing in for tryouts. According to NFL TradeRumors.com, a number of OTs have pulled up lame or extremely sore. They believe that many of them have minor injuries that teams will not take any chances that could worsen.

Patriots signed Calvin Anderson and Rielly Reiff as potential back ups. Rieff will be starting on the left side and Anderson hasn't even been able to practice.

I haven't seen any of these names visiting anywhere. Might be soimeone here who could at least 'help' for the short term.

Offensive Tackles​

George Fant​

George Fant had both good and bad moments in his last two seasons with the Jets when called to start multiple games due to Mekhi Becton’s consecutive season-ending injuries. In 2021, Fant impressed in 840 at left tackle (one sack and 18 pressures and a 71.1 offense grade on PFF). He split time between left and right tackle in 2022 but struggled with consistency (five sacks and 27 pressures in 372 pass-blocking snaps) and injuries (just eight games played). Fant will have value as a swing tackle in free agency as teams gear up for training camp.

Cameron Erving​

Cameron Erving was forced into a reserve role with the Carolina Panthers last season when the team replaced him at left tackle through the draft with first-round pick Ikem Ekwonu. Erving has never been able to stick as a starter for long periods of time, but he’s been a solid backup throughout the entirety of his career and would add solid depth to any team. More importantly, Erving has spent time at tackle, guard, and center during his time in the NFL, which gives him added appeal as the ultimate offensive line stopgap.

Ja’Wuan James​

The injury bug hasn’t been kind to Ja'Wuan James throughout his career. In seven career seasons, the veteran tackle has played in double-digit games just three times (2014, 2016 and 2018). Unfortunately for James, his last two season-ending injuries have come from Achilles tendon tears. Time will tell how much these injuries have sapped James' physical abilities, but to this point, he has proven to be an excellent player when on the field. The veteran tackle has only given up 23 career sacks and 147 pressures in 2,348 pass-blocking snaps.

Taylor Lewan​

Many will see the name Taylor Lewan out on the free agency wire and wonder how he hasn’t found a team yet. Despite Lewan’s name recognition and high level of play, it seems extremely unlikely that Lewan will be on an NFL team next year. Lewan recently filed a lawsuit against Dr. James Andrews after his 2020 ACL repair caused permanent damage that “likely cut Lewan’s NFL career short.” There may be a team that rolls the dice on Lewan, hoping that he can provide a veteran presence and league-average play, but at this point, it seems unlikely that he will be in the NFL going forward.

There arn't good OT's available. Worse yet, not many available in the draft.
Perhaps we can develop one but thiis year?
We are trying that with Sidy Sow but he is far from ready but learning......

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Jets still trying to find the OT they did not get in the draft......

Jets 2023 transaction tracker: Irvin Charles signed to active roster

Here is a look at the latest Jets roster moves...

sports.yahoo.com

Ahh...Pittsburgh.

The enemy of my enemy.

 

[Southieinnc]

I predict Rodgers will be in pouting mode after game 6.

If not sooner......

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[Southieinnc]