What are Our Options?
With almost 2 months until free agency starts, it might be nice to get a good picture of what our options are going forward. We have a lot of needs going into the 2012 season. That seems to be a trend, hmmm. There are 3 ways to fill these needs, free agency, draft, or trade. I will only focus on the first two in this thread.
In free agency, there are two routs we could take. We can take the cheaper rout, and look for inexpensive gems, in the hopes that they shine with us. Then there are the stars of the NFL. These guys demand the big pay checks that go along with their big play. It's unrealistic to think we can get anymore than one star in any given off season. I will give you 3 of the top free agent, prospects for each position of need, and then 2 value guys.
In the draft, the chances of grabbing a starter outside or the 4th round, are very slim (Unless we are talking kicker or punter). In this section, I will give you my top 3 draft prospects for each position of need. This sort of goes without saying, but these guys are unproven talent. There are some positions of need, that I personally don't want a rookie taking.
More after the jump...
Our needs are:
1. OLB/DE: A 3 down pass rusher is needed desperately
2. RT: Hunter is not the answer at RT. We need a suitable replacement now.
3. FS: Pool is a suitable backup, but we need a legitimate starter.
4. SS: I don't think Jimbo is coming back. We will need a replacement.
5. WR: Even if we keep Plaxico, he is only good in the red zone. We could use a #2 WR for the rest of the field.
6. QB: Sanchez needs to be pushed. A suitable #2 QB would do just that.
7. RB: With LT most likely retiring, and Powell being useless, a new RB will be needed.
8. TE: I would be very angry if Matthew Mulligan is on this roster next year.
9. ILB: There have been rumblings that Scott won't be back next year. Either way a replacement will be needed soon.
10. K: We would benefit greatly by getting a more reliable kicker.
11. P: A new punter is a must going into 2012.
Free Agency
OLB/DE:
- Courtney Upshaw
- Whitney Mercilus
- Nick Perry
- Matt Kalil
- Jonathan Martin
- Riley Reiff
- Markelle Martin
- Winston Guy Jr
- Trumaine Johnson
- Mark Barron
- Markelle Martin
- Delano Howell
- Justin Blackmon
- Alshon Jeffery
- Michael Floyd
- Andrew Luck
- Robert Griffin
- Ryan Tannehill
- Trent Richardson
- Lamar Miller
- Chris Polk
- Dwayne Allen
- Coby Fleener
- Tyler Eifert
- Luke Kuechly
- Dont'a Hightower
- Audie Cole
- Randy Bullock
- Caleb Sturgis
- Quinn Sharp
- Shaun Powell
- Bryan Anger
- Kyle Martens
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out of those guys in FA i'd go
Griffin for FS
Donnie Jones or Mat McBriar for P
Demetrius Bell or Kareem McKenzie for RT
Brady Quinn for QB and
Joel Dreessen for TE
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We may only have the money for one big move. Both Bell and Griffin are at the top of their respective positions.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 1:31 PM EST up reply actions
agreed, can't see the FO getting both.
If it’s one or the other, I want Bell. We can live with Pool and a 3rd or 4th rounder out there. Not ideal, but won’t kill the team necessarily. Tanny must upgrade at RT in a big way.
by ArunK on Jan 17, 2012 2:03 PM EST via Android app up reply actions
I Disagree
I don’t think Bell is the answer regardless of price, and maybe you can live with Pool, but I can’t and I don’t think the team can. Further, I’ll be surprised with his lack of effort at times if Rex would even consider keeping him.
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i'd take griffin 1st
then a punter
then RT bell or mckenzie but i only say bell if we cant get griffen
i think Joel Dreessen could be a great FA pick up for us
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For Free agency, I would go for:
Michael Griffin FS if not, Reggie Smith, or bring back Lowery.
Demetrius Bell RT
Kyle Orton QB
I really think we have to go after Bell, as we need a starter at RT.
Safety can be assessed through the draft, but I think that we could use a starter from FA.
Orton, we need somebody who will push Mark, and could offer some experience to him. I think that is very important.
Why would we want Brady Quinn
when we can probably get Jason Campbell. Campbell at least has starts under his belt and a collarbone will not effect him next season.
OF course, I’d rather have Campbell. I was thinking about cost—there will be demand for Campbell. Quinn really only played on the Browns & they were pretty lousy talent wise. He’d do a lot better with the NYJ on a revamped OL
by KLECKOtoCANTON on Jan 17, 2012 2:02 PM EST up reply actions
good blog
Dwight Lowery already knows the system. He’s played FS and played well. He’s a turnover machine. Had 6 forced fumbles his rookie year, and 2 touchdown returns last year. He’s a better and cheaper alternative to Brodney Poole.
The Pats are going to re-sign Benjarvis. He’s done everything they ask him to do. I like Josh Johnson as a QB, but 10 year veteran is what’s needed.
Trent Richardson
If Richardson out of Bama falls to the Jets at 16, i don’t know how they don’t take him. He’s the next stud RB! I say take him and trade Shonn Greene. Bundle Greene with our 2nd or 3rd round pick and try to move up for a late 1st rounder and take a RT there. I think this would be a smart move… as long as Richardson falls to us. I’ve been seeing him project at 17 to the Bengals but i just don’t see how Rex lets him slip past 16.
He will run in the 4.6's
that could keep him out of the top 10 for sure.
I cant see them passing on him
If Trent Richardson somehow lands in our lap we have to pick him I dont care if we have bigger needs that dude is a beast!!!
No reason to waste a first round pick on an RB
Take a look at the top 5 rushers the last few years and where they were drafted. Arian Foster wasn’t even drafter. Running backs are commodities that can be had in any round if there is no better value at that pick. First round needs to be either an OT or a OLB. I personally think it is going to be Upshaw, unless someone trade sup ahead of us to get him.
by Traveling Man on Jan 17, 2012 6:03 PM EST up reply actions
No thanks.
He did well in college, but his lack of size bothers me and his speed might be an issue. I just don’t see him performing at the NFL level.
by struckanerve9 on Jan 17, 2012 8:03 PM EST up reply actions
I really have Lamar Miller if you ask me
I think Trent is a little slow and doesn’t spring back quickly up field after contract.
It is little out there in Crazy town, but Lamar Miller is a good one.
I started to laugh at the draft picks
Some of those I was thinking no way in hell they clear and reach us.
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Now lets get a G-D snack!!!
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I figure with Tanny as our GM, no one is out of reach
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:05 PM EST up reply actions
By trading up, the Jets have come away not that many prospect.
I think Tannenbaum thinks he can trade up because he can find UDFA’s. I don’t think that is a valid concern.
Tannenbaum is the worst member of the entire organization. I don’t understand why he is still around.
That is the one of the biggest jokes about the NY Jets.
Trading up
Honestly the only reason to trade up would be to get a tackle that could start. No other player is worth it. I wouls rfather trade down if there are the right people left. I like TR but I don’t see him getting to the 16th pick. I think OLB in the first unless we trade up for a tackle.
The only way I don't see us going OLB at 16 is...
if we trade down. If we do that we could still go OLB/DE, or WR, or ILB, or RT, or SS. Let’s not forget that we could possibly be going into the draft with most of our needs already being filled in free agency.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 8:31 PM EST up reply actions
It is a value board
that is the way to do it in my opinion
There are going to be a lot of trades in Round 1 this year again.
Mark Barron is the strong safety
and Robert Lester is the free safety,
both from GREEENBOW, ALABAMA.
not from Greenbow, both bama boys.
I like Lester for Round 3
Lester can play either safety position IMO
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:09 PM EST up reply actions
That is a good choice, however, it is a weak safety class
Dre Kirkpatrick is a good one. I like him over the LSU kid coming out this year, Clairborne.
Both of them are CBs
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:18 PM EST up reply actions
I haven’t seen any announcement from him yet, are you sure?
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:16 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah, announcment day was Jan 15
So if he didn’t announce for the draft he is staying
good choice a lot of round 3’s would have not waited but it was smart
Dre Kirkpatrick is a corner, I definitely know, if Kareem Jackson went 20 th overall
Dre deserves to go -5
Demetrius Bell CANNOT play RT
Demetrius Bell CANNOT play RT – he is feebly weak bench pressing 225lbs 10 times only one of the worst performances ever. If we sign him QB becomes a No1 need as Sanchez will be on IR before the end of preseason.
Please please please stopping recommending him as a RT – he barely as the strength for LT
Absolutely agree
Mike Adams is the best Right tackle prospect available.
Matt Kahil is a great Left tackle, a great one, but Mike Adams is a Run blocker type we need to really get the ground game going again.
I think Martin from OSU
is a great look in Round 2 for a big in the box or strong safety
I don’t think drafting a safety is a good idea. I think we can get one in Free agency
I don't want a 1st round OT
I want a vet RT, and then draft a mid round guy to battle with Vlad for the backup spot. If Vlad loses, I want Tanny to give him the Kellen Clemens ultimatum.
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Unfortunately ...
This years Free Agency is extremely poor at OT.
If Demetrius Bell is being highly regarded – and he almost got benched and replaced by Andy Levitre due to poor play – and cannot play RT then you know you are in trouble.
Looking at the lists unless someone is cut, then the locker is totally empty. Hunter has in the past shown a little game, and realistically no-one in free agency has been any better
I think if we draft a Levy Adcock, Bobbie Massie or Matt Reynolds they’ll be starting be the end of pre-season
Matt Reynolds is being considered as a Guard now.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:44 PM EST up reply actions
Here are some other
Draft
Trumaine Johnson FS/CB Montana 6.2 204lbs 4.52, will be an excellent pick and will be there in R3
Vinny Curry has been the most consistent college OLB/DE with 23 sacks in 2 years.
Mohamed Sanu is regarded as very close to the big 3 and the potential to be a No1 WR … the next Hakeem Nicks
Bobbie Massie 6ft6 312lbs, is a powerful and strong RT from Ole Miss while the 6ft8 Art Forst of Rutgers is a huge presence
Free Agency
Trevor Scott of the Raiders has experience at both OLB and DE in the 4-3 defense of the Raiders.
I would take Carlson (TE), Colston (WR), Branch (SS), Connor (ILB) and Scott (OLB) in Free Agency and draft Sanu (WR), Curry (OLB) Johnson (FS), Massie (RT) and Forst (OL) and also draft Derek Wolfe (DL) who is cheaper and better than Ropati
IT seems that way to me as well. I will say that drafting players from Alabama is smart. They play a similar defensive scheme to the Jets & their guys pick up the system very fast. Can’t be underrated considering how complex our defensive schemes are.
by KLECKOtoCANTON on Jan 17, 2012 2:26 PM EST up reply actions
Definitely a great point
and Barron is a legit 20 to 30 guy
a little bit of a reach at 16 but Mike T should be able to get back and get him in the low 20’s.
we are going to need ammo to get up from 47 to the low’s 30’s for Mike Adams who is worth trading up.
We come away with Barron and Adams those are two guys who are polished enough to start right away at critical and needed positions that is a solid draft in my opinion
Not necessary
For me both Barron and Adams fill needs that don’t need to be addressed this early.
I personally would like us to go after Tyvon Branch in FA. However even in the draft very good SS can be found as low as Day3. Barron is also slow. Unless they’re a Troy Polamulu they should not go as high as where you’d look to take a FS and Barron is no Troy.
Adams is again overrated because he’s a Buckeye. Guys like Adcock and Massie will be available later without the need to move up and don’t have any character red flags like Adams has having been suspended. He also gets abused by speed rushers
i don't think SS is a massive need
we NEED a ball hawking FS that can cover TE’s . Barron i’m sorry to say , isn’t that guy
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take a look for yourself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obg_BQm1K7s&feature=related
he is complete, good ball skills
this is Barron’s video
A premier pass rusher is more of a need than either of our safety positions put together.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 2:46 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah, but everyone wants premier pass rushers. Have to trade the farm to get one & I don’t even think there is a dominant DE in this draft?
by KLECKOtoCANTON on Jan 17, 2012 2:55 PM EST up reply actions
There are a number of dominant pass rushers in this year's draft
Upshaw, Mercilus, Perry, and Ingram are very good pass rushing prospects.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 3:04 PM EST up reply actions
I don't agree with that assessment
I think it is a weak pass rushing year.
If Courtney Upshaw is the cream of the pass rushing crop. It is a weak year.
only 2.0 out of Upshaw’s sacks came against top 25 programs
Upshaw is a good college player who is limited at the pro level.
I don’t think it is a very good year in terms of pass rushers.
http://www.cfbstats.com/2011/player/8/1015246/sack/split.html
Well I personally hold Mercilus above Upshaw, but to call Upshaw a weak pass rusher would be a mistake.
Perry is being looked at as one of the best 3-4 pass rushing prospects out there. Ingram is a very talented player that can line up in any system, and was a pass rushing force.
9 of Upshaw’s sacks came against teams in the same conference… the best conference in college football
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 3:14 PM EST up reply actions
Uh?
You really need to read that chart properly. He posted a sack in 67% of games against ranked opponents and 75% unranked. That is a wash. The 2 sacks look bad until you realize it was 3 games. In 2010 ALL of his 7 sacks came against ranked opponents and none against unranked. next….
I have never heard the words dominant at the pro level to describe any of the 1st round DEs. I’ve heard solid, etc. I just don’t think we give up a 1+2 or 3 to get a “solid” DE.
by KLECKOtoCANTON on Jan 17, 2012 3:14 PM EST up reply actions
I would rather take either of the top 4 pass rushers at 16 than reach for an overrated safety in a weak safety class. I would rather pick up our safeties through free agency
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 3:17 PM EST up reply actions
It Doesn't Matter That There Isn't a Dominant DE
In Rex’s scheme, the DEs are not the primary pass rushers, the OLBs are. The DEs set the corner, tie up blockers and push the pocket as much as they can, but they have to watch for the run.
The Jets should have their choice in both the first and second round of pass rushers. Some will be off the board in probably both rounds, but if they pass this year on taking a pass rushing OLB in the first and second rounds then Tanny, Clinkscales and Rex should all be fired.
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That's only in our base defense
I think we run more plays out of the nickel and 4-3 than out of our base 3-4
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 5:00 PM EST up reply actions
I absolutely agree
however, the Jets need to replace both Starting safeties and Barron can play from week 1.
maybe not as good as Earl Thomas was when he came out but good enough to start from Week 1
That is value don’t discount that.
But I don’t think there are very good pass rushers this year
that is why Mercuilus may be gone before we even pick.
Yes, he is
Barron is a late Round 1 prospect with experience and should be a very good NFL safety.
He is the top safety in the class. He is a more a strong safety that should be able to cover quality NFL tight ends.
I can live with Barron being picked, he is a good football player. I think don’t think we will get the OLB we want at 16, moving back 10 spots and landing barron and then using that pick to move up 10 spots in Round 2 and take Mike Adams
that would be a great Jets draft, however, we would need to sign a big money OLB, Anthony Spencer is a lot more coveted than one dimensional Matt Roth.
Sanu would be a great fit
Local Rutgers boy. I think 47 will be early for him, but I agree with your assessment
Sanu in the mocks
47 early for him.
Sanu is being mocked as high as No26 and no lower than No37 in over 10 mocks I’ve seen.
He will 100% not be there at 47, and he’s one of the guys who is climbing especially after his senior season.
There are only 4 WRs in this class considered to have the potential to be a No1 WR and Sanu is one of them
just throwing this out there
I know he was a 4-3 d-end, but last year before his pectoral injury, mario williams of the texans was coming on strong as a 3-4 olb. I believe he is an ufa this year. He’s young, talented, and other than last year pretty durable
by revis24fan on Jan 17, 2012 3:07 PM EST via mobile reply actions
this is what i want this offseason
Trade down in the first round to get mark barron. Use the extra picks from that trade to trade up in the second round and get a strong wr. Pick up another safety in the third round. The rest of the draft will be for depth. Pick up a rt like mckenzie and an olb like mario williams in free agency. Also, develope mcelroy into a viable backup qb and bring in a vet like pennington to aid sanchez.
by revis24fan on Jan 17, 2012 3:15 PM EST via mobile reply actions
ot first
i dont care how they do it but right tackle has to be addressed first,wayne hunter is a revolving door,that was a big reason for the offense struggles.and a safety that can cover a tight end,i think you can get one in free agency,draft youth at linebacker and use a late pick on a punter with a leg
No smart team uses the 1st rd pick on a RT.
by KLECKOtoCANTON on Jan 17, 2012 3:41 PM EST up reply actions
I like
Griffin
Landry
mathis as the big name guys
I think avril could big a huge pick up though. Hes not as well known. Hes solid at the point of attack and complements what we have, by adding more of a rush.
Rec'd
Good job. You obviously put a lot of thought and work into this. Good stuff. I don’t agree with all your prospect or draft choices, but for the most part I agree.
As far as our team needs, I pretty much agree with your order, except I’d move P to #7, RB to #8, K to #9,drop ILB to #10 and TE to last.
I disagree with the notion that Pool is a suitable backup. I think he’s pretty awful and shows poor effort at times. He should be gone. I think Leonard will be back. In fact, I’ll be shocked if he isn’t. If he isn’t, I think it will be because he’s not recovering well from his injury.
I disagree with the notion that Sanchez needs to be pushed. Pressure in a game situation is entirely different than the pressure of competing for a job. Until this offseason, there was no suggestion that he was lazy or had a problematic work ethic. I think the basic for his problems was BS’s offense. It was too complex and too much time had to be spent on learning it and figuring how it worked, rather than on fundamentals and execution. I think that with an offense that is simpler and more designed or tailored to fit what Sanchez does well, along with getting better OL play, he will be able to relax and play at a much higher level.
We don’t know that Powell is useless. McKnight saw very few reps at RB. Is he useless too? Another RB would be nice, but it’s debatable whether that is a need or a luxury and something to be addressed next year.
I don’t think there’s any way Mulligan will be on the roster next year. I think Baker played well enough that if the Jets don’t sign a FA or draft a TE, that Keller, Cumberland and Baker will be the 3 TEs.
With regard to the FAs you list:
1) I don’t think that Demetrius Bell is the best choice at RT. I think that is Kareem McKenzie.
2) LaRon Landry is too injury prone and inconsistent.
3) I think Brady Quinn is awful. Dennis Dixon is a better player imo.
4) If Steve Weatherford is the best option at P, then the Jets should draft one and hope the rookie pans out. I doubt Weatherford would even come back to the Jets at any price.
With regard to your draft info, the only quibbles I have are at RB and K. I think David Wilson is a much better prospect than either Lamar Miller or Chris Polk and I think Quinn Sharp is the best K prospect if for no other reasons is that he’s also an excellent punter, but he also has a strong, accurate leg.
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i'd actually move punter ahead of back up QB in FA
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Agreed that we have no idea if Powell is "useless"
and he’s probably the best bet for an every-down RB going forward.
Alright. I just want to go out and say this.
I know John B didn’t say anything about Holmes, but i couldn’t make a long enough post about it. Why do we want to get rid of Holmes? I’d be pretty pissed also if my Offensive Coordinator told my QB to throw it to me once or twice a game. He is also a pretty darn good WR when he gets the ball. And really, it would just set us back another year. Plax is a red zone target. So what, Jeremy Kerley is gonna be our no. 1 WR? That’s what you guys want?
The Jets will win the Super Bowl one day and that will be the day i laugh in your face if your not a Jets fan.
Who says we should get rid of Holmes
It’s Plaxico that probably won’t be coming back
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 5:06 PM EST up reply actions
Correction:
Not John B, i meant GangGreenMag.
The Jets will win the Super Bowl one day and that will be the day i laugh in your face if your not a Jets fan.
I want Holmes back
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 5:38 PM EST up reply actions
The only RT I want through free agency is Gaither
Bell is awful and McKenzie is close to done. Get either one of those and you’re either postponing a solution or not getting one at all. Unfortunately I’m almost positive Gaither stays in SD. So let’s get a guy in the draft.
by Exystence on Jan 17, 2012 5:09 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Gaither or McKenzie alone would be a bad move. A 4th round RT to be the future behind either of those guys would be the key
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 17, 2012 5:18 PM EST up reply actions
Defense?
I understand the need for some defensive players, but the offense can’t put any points on the board, and you can’t win like that. A lot of the blame goes on shotty and sanchez but we have nobody that is a threat to score on any given play. Shonn greene is a good complementary back, but he has no speed and is the farthest thing from elusive. You can’t give the ball to joe McNight 20 times a game; hes not built for that. We have no explosive recievers (you can make the argument for holmes but it doesn’t matter because sanchez can’t get him the ball anyway). We need a playmaker on offensive, preferably a new QB or explosive/speedy running back.
Jets 1st round pick
should be nothing but an OLB – trade up to get one higher if you have to. that’s this teams biggest need. we can get everything else in FA and the draft.
also i think we should put all our eggs in the Griffin basket. and try to bring back Lowery
Upshaw in the first and Griffin in FA? that’s your starting OLB and FS right there. draft a RT in the later rounds and a WR late..Nick Toon anyone? Streeter from Miami or Broyles from Okla? <—steal of the draft right there.
Some mocks have us taking david wilson
I like what i see… a lot. Yet i’m also well aware that we really don’t need a running back, not in the first round anyway. Realistically speaking, we’re probably not gonna be able to perfectly solidify every single position of need, but then again, what team IS totally solid everywhere. We’ll have to strengthen up at some areas to compensate for others. For example, we can get OLBs to improve our pass rush, which means that our safties don’t have to spend as much time in coverage.
but better safety play will also lead to more coverage sacks and more ints
its the chicken and the egg argument again lol
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there's more OLB depth this year
so i say we bolster that.
i agree
the safety class suck this year but it should be the biggest need in FA by a mile .
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I want Kellen Moore QB for BSU somehow. Anyone seeing this work? I personally done see Kyle Orten even as an option as a back up for us. He wants to be a starter plain and simple. Same thing with Garrard. Not to come here and “push” Sanchez. Do you think with McElory on the roster already we’ll blow a pick on a QB? He’s that good i’d do it.
I think Jim Leonhard should be in the next Nike "Boom" Commercial or at least the next time he makes one of those tackles he needs to jump up with a can of Kool-Aid and shout "Oh yeah".
How come you didn't include Mario Williams on your list?
He’s an unrestricted free agent, and the Texans are probably going to have to pay Arian Foster (RFA) and Chris Meyers (UFA). Meyers has started all 16 games at center for them in the past 3 seasons. In some order, these 3 guys have to be their top priorities, but I’d like to see us make Williams a nice offer. The man is a beast.
Mario Williams is almost 290 LBS
To spend that much money on a guy, I would want him on the field at all times, especially in my base 3-4 defense. He can’t be an OLBer at that weight.
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by GangGreenMag on Jan 18, 2012 8:29 AM EST up reply actions
I'm a big Robert Meachem fan
Shouldn’t cost too much. Great value. Can definitely contribute.
Do the Shumpty Shump, come on and do the Shumpty Shump
You forgot...
A new head coach. Seriously, you were right to mention that all those spots need to be upgraded, but they won’t all happen in one off-season. This team needs to be rebuilt from the coach on down. Rex had lost this team. What can he do to get it back?
by BeukeBOOM! on Jan 18, 2012 3:48 PM EST via iPhone app reply actions
He didn't lose the team
The team still loves him, and would run through walls for him. The team sort of lost themselves, Rex included. They tried to be something they weren’t with almost none of the pieces they would have needed to do it with. They need to get back to Jets football. Tough defense with a punishing rushing attack.
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