(10-10-2020, 09:40 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(10-07-2020, 10:34 AM)TheDogCatcher Wrote: Kalamari... I never once doubted you, but I would never eat your kind again. Too squishy.

Maggiano's has great kalamari.

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(10-09-2020, 03:16 PM)Kane Wrote: Darnold was actually the class before.
2018 Had Mayfield, Darnold, Allen, Rosen and Jackson.
Allen seemingly is turning a corner in year 3 and Jackson has been dynamic. One of them will be on 3 teams in 4 years by next season (Rosen), Darnold hasn't looked great but has been severely hampered by Gase imo. Mayfield is a mixed bag for a first overall pick.

2019 was Haskins' class with notable QBs being Kyler, Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, and Minshew. Haskins' has been outplayed by every single one of them and Jones hasn't been good by any real stretch.

I'd always be weary about drafting a QB that has so few starts on his resume, no matter how impressive those few starts looked. 1 year starters are too risky for first round picks, imo.

Now that you have mentioned him, what is your take on Darnold?  Do you think he is a bust, or is he a case of a guy having zero surrounding help?

If you were GM of the Jets and had the top pick next year, would you take Lawrence or trade down for a bunch of picks?

Personally I didn't like Darnold coming out. Too many mental mistakes, lots of INTs, wasn't much of a star in a weak conference.
At this point he's looking like a bust and if given the opportunity I'd definitely take Lawrence. But if a new HC comes in and thinks he can fix him, I might be inclined to continue building the rest of the roster while the QB is on a rookie deal. It isn't like there won't be other QBs and I don't think Lawrence fixes all the issues of any team picking in the top 5.

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