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The NFL trade deadline is nearing. The Jets , however, are in a weird spot. Teams can usually take one of the aforementioned two routes ahead of this annual date, but the Jets might make their way down either path. Yes, the Jets could deal safety Marcus Maye prior to the Nov.
Not to mention, when Maye recently suffered an ankle injury back in September, his agent posted a cryptic tweet in regard to the trade deadline. Over 2 seasons with the Jets Poole has been very consistent living up to his 1 year contracts. Joe Dougals should sign Poole to a 2 year deal to get a lockdown slot CB for the next 2 years. Everyone remembers what happened with Luke Falk. They could barely move the ball. That is why the Jets need to re-sign the veteran backup Joe Flacco.
If Joe Douglas can get Flacco back on a cheap 1 year deal he has to pull the trigger. The Jets need a player on offense that defenses plan around and need to be worried about. On the season Robinson has put up very impressive stats.
Robinson has receptions, 1, yards and 6 TDs. Joe Douglas needs to lock up Robinson for the next 3 years. During the offseason the Patriots used the franchise tag on Joe Thuney , but during the upcoming offseason I do not expect them to use it again.
Joe Douglas has to step in and sign one of the best guards in the NFL. Douglas has to solidify this offensive line and that starts with signing Thuney.
Jamal Adams is gone. However, two of the three players the Jets prayed could remain a part of their future have looked the part. Mekhi Becton is good. The same can be said for Quinnen Williams, who, like Becton, may turn out to be more talented than we realize once we see him surrounded by players who can accentuate his skill set and help him play better. Williams was an especially pleasant surprise. There were strong moments this year, like his game against Las Vegas where he was seen dodging chop blocks, sprinting cross field and knocking a should-be Pro Bowl running back out of bounds.
For whatever head coach takes this job, the number of starters needed is staggering. However, Williams, Becton and Marcus Maye in the secondary provide a good place to start if the Jets can successfully re-sign Maye. It is better than nothing. The cavernous roster inherited by Adam Gase and Joe Douglas completely wore away, and the quick fixes were not nearly enough to patch all the holes.
There was a thought that this could be overcome schematically, though an equally milquetoast on-field product led to some incredibly low moments of ineptitude this year. Darnold, who had flashes as a potential franchise quarterback in the past, is the second-worst quarterback in the NFL in points below expected completion percentage, ahead of only Dwayne Haskins.
His expected completion percentage is also incredibly low, given the lack of available receiving talent and scheme imagination. Who will coach this team in , and how will that be shaped by their likely looming decision to draft a once-in-a-generation quarterback prospect? The personnel man is from a solid background both in Baltimore and Philadelphia, places that have had success in the past with identifying head coaching candidates and firing few of them. Adam Gase, as the New York Post recently noted, will go down as one of the least popular head coaches in franchise history.
The only surprise is that the Jets did not do it sooner, given that three other franchises have already fired their head coaches. They can begin a far more public and aggressive search process, possibly leaving the Jets behind the eight ball. Douglas has the backing of CAA and power agent Jimmy Sexton, who represents a broad array of high-profile college and NFL coaches, in his corner this year in particular, top candidates like Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell and Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith also share the agency.
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