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crystal falace
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NFL (since 2016)
"Free agency started last night and was pretty crazy some huge money being spent. Osweiler getting £18m a year for the Texans, leaving the Broncos without a QB, Giants have spent a fortune on good but not great players, Oliver Vernon has more guaranteed money than JJ Watt. lots more deals but cant be bothered to list them all."
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southbankbornnbred
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Jets having their asses handed to them by the Jags - just about the most embarrassing thumping you can have. Possibly only Cleveland is worse!
It’s 30-10 to the Jags at half time.
Between West Ham’s seemingly inevitable relegation and this Jets shitshow in 2025, plus the Ashes thumping, this is shaping up to be the most depressing season in sports history.
It’s 30-10 to the Jags at half time.
Between West Ham’s seemingly inevitable relegation and this Jets shitshow in 2025, plus the Ashes thumping, this is shaping up to be the most depressing season in sports history.
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Philip Rivers playing his first game for five years is going to be dang interesting. He coaches a hogh school team and they use Shane Steichen's offensive scheme and they have kept in touch so he will know it at least.
TJ Watt's collapsed lung is bloody unlucky. You'd think that NFL midical staff would have learned after Jocoby Brisset's almost identical mishap a couple of years ago..
TJ Watt's collapsed lung is bloody unlucky. You'd think that NFL midical staff would have learned after Jocoby Brisset's almost identical mishap a couple of years ago..
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southbankbornnbred
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As far as the Jets are concerned, I've written off this season as yet another year with absolutely no progress. There's no sign of life at the franchise, and there hasn't been since the days of Rex's defense.
There aren't even that many good players on the roster. A few, including some of the O-line, Garrett (of course) and the likes of Hall. But after trading away Williams and Sauce, we have little to show for the many high draft picks we've had in recent years. Which doesn't bode well for 'spending' the FIVE first rounders we currently have in the bag.
Glenn will probably get a free pass into his second season as HC. Hard to evaluate whether he's any good: he inherited a mess, but he's made no progress. His judgement on offense has been poor - Fields is an awful QB. Worse, Glenn hasn't improved the defense yet.
Most important decision we'll make over the off-season is whether to take one of the 2026 QB draft class high up. If so, then we'll need to ditch the clueless QB coach we currently have. Until 2022, he'd never coached a quarterback in his life. If you're a young, aspiring QB like Mendoza, Moore or Simpson in next year's draft, why would you go to a franchise that doesn't even know what a QB coach looks like?
There aren't even that many good players on the roster. A few, including some of the O-line, Garrett (of course) and the likes of Hall. But after trading away Williams and Sauce, we have little to show for the many high draft picks we've had in recent years. Which doesn't bode well for 'spending' the FIVE first rounders we currently have in the bag.
Glenn will probably get a free pass into his second season as HC. Hard to evaluate whether he's any good: he inherited a mess, but he's made no progress. His judgement on offense has been poor - Fields is an awful QB. Worse, Glenn hasn't improved the defense yet.
Most important decision we'll make over the off-season is whether to take one of the 2026 QB draft class high up. If so, then we'll need to ditch the clueless QB coach we currently have. Until 2022, he'd never coached a quarterback in his life. If you're a young, aspiring QB like Mendoza, Moore or Simpson in next year's draft, why would you go to a franchise that doesn't even know what a QB coach looks like?
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Takashi Miike
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Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑08 Dec 2025, 09:18 Sorry Miike, but we've gone to being shut out to giving Washington a shutout. What the fuck is going on? FMOB.
no, fair play. I'm not going to minimise such a win, but things are going seriously wrong in washington. I'm not sure what kingsbury is up to, but as well as it went for him last year, his play calling this year should make most teams avoid him like the plague. also worrying signs now that we have a qb made of cardboard. one brightside is we should be positioned to draft another one given how shit we've been
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Far Cough UKunt
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Sorry Miike, but we've gone to being shut out to giving Washington a shutout. What the fuck is going on? FMOB.
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As long as the NFL keeps the Philly and Boston market entertained. They couldn’t give a toss if NYC burns. As for the worse franchise.? The Brown’s may want you to hold their beer. (You got one Championship in the modern era at least !) And the Colorado Rockies in the MLB will definitely give you a good run for the money on that conversation.
It fucking gash South.! No doubt there. But fortunately. Following West Ham makes you realise what it means to have a well run organisation. Hang in there. It’s character building.!
GO G MEN.
It fucking gash South.! No doubt there. But fortunately. Following West Ham makes you realise what it means to have a well run organisation. Hang in there. It’s character building.!
GO G MEN.
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southbankbornnbred
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The Jets are easily the worst-run franchise in sport. Can't even tank properly!
In all likelihood, we're now need to trade up in the 2026 draft if we want to take the top QB. Good job we have around 4,000 first-round picks.
In all seriousness, I follow the Jets closely and I have absolutely no idea what their plan is. Because they don't really have a plan. As a team, they don't have an identity, or playing style. They don't seem to know what sort of players to prioritise, or what sort of characters they don't need. They don't have much of a playbook, they don't seem to know which top players they want to keep (everybody seems to be on the trading block). Nobody knows what's happening with Breece Hall, next season, for example.
They're just winging it, week in, week out. Have been for decades under these utterly incompetent owners and a succession of inexperienced, or poor, or both HCs and GMs. I don't blame Aaron Glenn, because he's just the latest to find out that the ownership, infrastructure and culture of the club is shot to shit. He played for the Jets under Bill Parcells (HC) and Bill Belichick (DC) in the 90s. Which - Rex's amazing defense aside - is the last time anybody really knew what they were doing.
In all likelihood, we're now need to trade up in the 2026 draft if we want to take the top QB. Good job we have around 4,000 first-round picks.
In all seriousness, I follow the Jets closely and I have absolutely no idea what their plan is. Because they don't really have a plan. As a team, they don't have an identity, or playing style. They don't seem to know what sort of players to prioritise, or what sort of characters they don't need. They don't have much of a playbook, they don't seem to know which top players they want to keep (everybody seems to be on the trading block). Nobody knows what's happening with Breece Hall, next season, for example.
They're just winging it, week in, week out. Have been for decades under these utterly incompetent owners and a succession of inexperienced, or poor, or both HCs and GMs. I don't blame Aaron Glenn, because he's just the latest to find out that the ownership, infrastructure and culture of the club is shot to shit. He played for the Jets under Bill Parcells (HC) and Bill Belichick (DC) in the 90s. Which - Rex's amazing defense aside - is the last time anybody really knew what they were doing.
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Takashi Miike
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Far Cough UKunt
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Takashi Miike
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Monsieur merde de cheval
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Joe C" wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025, 07:15 Having got home a couple of days ago, if your team ever has a road game against the Titans then I thoroughly recommend visiting Nashville - brilliant place. And as the Titans are so shit you can pick tickets up the day before the game for fuck all.
Only downer being on the last night I tore my calf, so am now hobbling about like an old man.
Oh, and Go Hawks!
Nashville has always been on my wish list ...I very much doubt I will ever see that dream come to fruition .
No worries ..you can't visit everywhere in life
No worries ..you can't visit everywhere in life
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Monsieur merde de cheval
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If the Pats manage to defeat a wonky Ravens they are on for No1 seed .
Who'd have thought eh?
Missing big players in offense through injury mind. .Maye's minder Campbell at LT is oot for a while with an ankle job .
Tell you what though if Pats manage No 1 seed .a bye and home advantage in a Boston winter is massive .
Who'd have thought eh?
Missing big players in offense through injury mind. .Maye's minder Campbell at LT is oot for a while with an ankle job .
Tell you what though if Pats manage No 1 seed .a bye and home advantage in a Boston winter is massive .
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El Scorchio
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Joe C" wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025, 07:15 Having got home a couple of days ago, if your team ever has a road game against the Titans then I thoroughly recommend visiting Nashville - brilliant place. And as the Titans are so shit you can pick tickets up the day before the game for fuck all.
Only downer being on the last night I tore my calf, so am now hobbling about like an old man.
Oh, and Go Hawks!
I second that. Nashville is quality. Some great food as well as the music. They also have an NHL team and Vanderbilt university in terms of other sports to watch.
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Having got home a couple of days ago, if your team ever has a road game against the Titans then I thoroughly recommend visiting Nashville - brilliant place. And as the Titans are so shit you can pick tickets up the day before the game for fuck all.
Only downer being on the last night I tore my calf, so am now hobbling about like an old man.
Oh, and Go Hawks!
Only downer being on the last night I tore my calf, so am now hobbling about like an old man.
Oh, and Go Hawks!