GeorgiaBuck2
Buckeye For Life
He had over 300 yards of offense, 2 tds, no ints, and over 70% completions. I'd say he did okay with that Oline...
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Yeah I'm not sure what you all been watching. This has easily been Justin's best season so far. He's not perfect in the pocket and will never be with his skill set, but to me he has started to anticipate more than in the past. The lines and skill players don't all seem to be on the same page but he and Wilson are clicking.
And maybe there's 1 or 2 other QBs that could have escaped like he did for that 43 yard TD run, maybe. I enjoy watching him play I just hate the Jets!
And maybe there's 1 or 2 other QBs that could have escaped like he did for that 43 yard TD run, maybe. I enjoy watching him play I just hate the Jets!
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i spoke a little too soon for last nights game but I guess my comment is more on how bad the offense looks at times. I def think alot of it could be the OL and scheme
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Won’t disagree that he is having his best season. However I think the best way to describe Justin’s play is consistently inconsistent.
He looked great in game 1 and then looked like he was in his rookie season in game 2. He reflected that last night between the 1st and second half.
I’m with @brodybuck21 that there’s definitely issues with the Oline and scheme that are not helping him.
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1926Buckeyes
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Wonder if he’d have had more success with a full junior season. Probably needed a senior season for as many reps as possible.
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Buckeneye
I lead, you follow.
I suppose it's possible. But at the same time, there's a part of me that feels we saw his ceiling as a passer in 2020.
I highly doubt 2021 would have fixed what we're currently seeing with him now.
And his passing yards average per game has been incredibly consistent throughout his stop at CHI, PIT and now NYJ. 175-190ypg.
He just is what he is at this point.
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1926Buckeyes
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Yeah I thought he’d get better after a change from CHI but unfortunately not. At least he has good money and can maybe bounce around for a few more seasons.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
Did I hear that correctly? -10 passing yards for the Jets?
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Jagdaddy
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He doesn't get the ball out on time for anything but occasional short first read passes if they're open, and he never really has. In fairness, I'm pretty sure the scheme, play calling, and blocking don't help, but he certainly doesn't do more with less. Great guy, great athlete, great Buckeye, but he simply doesn't have an NFL QB processor in his head.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Jets not ready to name QB1 after Fields benching
After a dismal first half Sunday, Justin Fields was replaced by backup Tyrod Taylor on the Jets' first offensive drive after halftime with New York trailing the Panthers 13-3.
Jets bench ineffective Justin Fields in loss to Panthers
The New York Jets have no wins, no touchdowns (the past two games) and no answer at quarterback.Coach Aaron Glenn, who bristled last week when asked if he was considering a quarterback change, reversed field Sunday after pulling Justin Fields at halftime in a 13-6 loss to the Carolina Panthers at MetLife Stadium.
Glenn, presiding over the NFL's only winless team at 0-7, is now open to a quarterback shakeup.
"I'm not ready to sit here and say what's going to happen next week with our quarterback," he said. "I would say this: That's something I have to look at."
Fields, whom the Jets signed to a two-year, $40 million contract in March, got the hook after completing only 6 of 12 passes for 46 yards and taking three sacks in the first half. This was after a nine-sack beatdown last week in which the Jets produced -10 net passing yards against the Denver Broncos.
In came longtime backup Tyrod Taylor (10-of-22, 126 yards), who moved the offense a little but ultimately doomed any chance of a comeback by throwing two interceptions, both by cornerback Jaycee Horn.
Fields said he was "a little bit" surprised by Glenn's hook, adding, "But at the same time, I can't be mad at the decision. I understand why. It's life. It's football. I've learned not to take anything personal."
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The Jets gave Fields a $30 million guarantee, hoping he could be their long-term answer. He sparked hope with an encouraging performance in the opener, but his performance has regressed steadily.
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Rightfully so.Jets not ready to name QB1 after Fields benching
After a dismal first half Sunday, Justin Fields was replaced by backup Tyrod Taylor on the Jets' first offensive drive after halftime with New York trailing the Panthers 13-3.www.espn.com
Jets bench ineffective Justin Fields in loss to Panthers
The New York Jets have no wins, no touchdowns (the past two games) and no answer at quarterback.
Coach Aaron Glenn, who bristled last week when asked if he was considering a quarterback change, reversed field Sunday after pulling Justin Fields at halftime in a 13-6 loss to the Carolina Panthers at MetLife Stadium.
Glenn, presiding over the NFL's only winless team at 0-7, is now open to a quarterback shakeup.
"I'm not ready to sit here and say what's going to happen next week with our quarterback," he said. "I would say this: That's something I have to look at."
Fields, whom the Jets signed to a two-year, $40 million contract in March, got the hook after completing only 6 of 12 passes for 46 yards and taking three sacks in the first half. This was after a nine-sack beatdown last week in which the Jets produced -10 net passing yards against the Denver Broncos.
In came longtime backup Tyrod Taylor (10-of-22, 126 yards), who moved the offense a little but ultimately doomed any chance of a comeback by throwing two interceptions, both by cornerback Jaycee Horn.
Fields said he was "a little bit" surprised by Glenn's hook, adding, "But at the same time, I can't be mad at the decision. I understand why. It's life. It's football. I've learned not to take anything personal."
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The Jets gave Fields a $30 million guarantee, hoping he could be their long-term answer. He sparked hope with an encouraging performance in the opener, but his performance has regressed steadily.
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