(11-21-2022, 05:15 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote:

(11-21-2022, 05:00 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Add in the rushing stats though, too. Fields has been running his [BLEEP] off for the Bears.

Wilson has probably been the least impressive of this group in year two. He has the same exact staff in place from last year.

Everybody else is pretty much in a new offensive system or completely new staff in year two already.

By far though. From a pure passing, pocket presence? Lawrence >>>>> Everybody else.

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Fields is looking good.  More poised, like he's getting the offense and is comfortable, and the game is slowing.  Wilson may be on the chopping block by next year.  Jets are going to be impatient now that they have a solid D and the GMen have had a resurgence.  Gotta keep up with the Joneses; in this case, literally.

100% agreed with Wilson and the Jets. They're now 4th in the AFC East. It's a closely contested race now with Miami and Buffalo but either one of those teams an injury or two away from stalling. 

New England will always figure out a way to coach themselves out of a hole or into a level of competency. I could see the Jets giving up on Wilson fast going into next year. Depending on what happens in San Francisco. 

Jimmy Garoppolo would be an interesting fit over there from the West coast to the East coast. Already has ties with Saleh to an extent. They run a very similar, run heavy based offense. Jimmy knows how to navigate through all of that. 

Heinicke I think is a free agent as well if Washington doesn't resign him.

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