Detroit Lions @ New York Jets (CBS)- 1pm

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:You may be tired of it, but switching to Vick is not in the best long-term interests of the franchise.

The best long term solution is currently not on the team.  Yet, Vick can help us atleast win this season.  

Win what? A wild card and first round exit?

Sorry, but neither Vick nor Geno is taking this team anywhere. Put in Vick now, and it's the end of Geno for good. You can't do this casually. Replacing a QB is not like replacing a starting pitcher. You do this, and it's pretty close to irrevocable.

Good job D! We're still in this thing Ladies!

If Geno can forget that bad misstep, this game isn't over.

SackExchange wrote:And now the calls for Vick.

This may cost both Geno and Rex their jobs.

Geno must start feeling the heat. He is an automatic turnover machine. He is not giving this team the best chance to win whatsoever.

IMHO, Vick is chomping at the bit.

We still have time to run the ball

Yeah, and we'll have to play mistake free the rest of the way.

JC! This week, they rule it a fumble. Against the Packers, it's a forward pass. Always goes against the Jets.

This is just ridiculous. Any call Walt Coleman and the rest of these jokers can screw up in Jets games, they will...

Can we endure the still growing pains?

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:And now the calls for Vick.

This may cost both Geno and Rex their jobs.

Geno must start feeling the heat.  He is an automatic turnover machine. He is not giving this team the best chance to win whatsoever.

IMHO, Vick is chomping at the bit.

To do what? Throw under 60% and turn the ball over as much as Geno? Because that's what Vick has done for most of his career.

Atljet60 wrote:Can we endure the still growing pains?

If you're looking for a 2nd year QB without growing pains, you'll be looking for a long while.

I'am very surprised that Rex didn't learn a thing or two with Brian Billick. Billick had the same situation with Tony Banks until he finally got TIRED of losing and went with Trent DIlfer.

It will only get worse with Geno folks. The best thing for him to to sit on the bench. If Rex wants to slavage his job, he puts in Vick to have a chance in this game.

Atljet60 wrote:Can we endure the still growing pains?

No. So let's suck for Mariota.

Why the hell was there no damn whistle this time by some incompetent stripe? Or do they only whistle it dead when it hurts the Jets?

SackExchange wrote:

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:And now the calls for Vick.

This may cost both Geno and Rex their jobs.

Geno must start feeling the heat.  He is an automatic turnover machine. He is not giving this team the best chance to win whatsoever.

IMHO, Vick is chomping at the bit.

To do what? Throw under 60% and turn the ball over as much as Geno? Because that's what Vick has done for most of his career.

With all due respect. If you'd rather continue to watch Geno blow this game, by all means. Vick would atleast create a spark. Geno is draining the life out of this side of the ball.

7 turnovers - I repeat 7 - and counting.  growing pains he needs to sit and I don't give a rats ass about his confidence or his feelings.  he is a turnover machine... period.

Can't get any calls anymore.

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:I'am very surprised that Rex didn't learn a thing or two with Brian Billick.  Billick had the same situation with Tony Banks until he finally got TIRED of losing and went with Trent DIlfer.

It will only get worse with Geno folks.  The best thing for him to to sit on the bench.  If Rex wants to slavage his job, he puts in Vick to have a chance in this game.

And it will get both Rex and Geno packing their bags.

What happens next year if Vick comes in this year? What about 2-3 years from now? Or would you rather sacrifice the future of the franchise for the sake of a likely futile wild card run in 2014?

The best thing for Geno is to play, no matter how you spin it. Benching him ends him. Now, if you want to see what you have in Simms, that's different. Then at least you are seeing what you have in a young QB, rather than throwing away the future for a mediocre present.

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:And now the calls for Vick.

This may cost both Geno and Rex their jobs.

Geno must start feeling the heat.  He is an automatic turnover machine. He is not giving this team the best chance to win whatsoever.

IMHO, Vick is chomping at the bit.

To do what? Throw under 60% and turn the ball over as much as Geno? Because that's what Vick has done for most of his career.

With all due respect.  If you'd rather continue to watch Geno blow this game, by all means.  Vick would atleast create a spark.  Geno is draining the life out of this side of the ball.

And with all due respect, if you'd rather pull the plug on Geno's development all for an unlikely comeback against the Lions, by all means.

Geno is going to have to run some more

Ridiculous amount of false starts today.

SackExchange wrote:

NYJETSDAN16 wrote:

SackExchange wrote:You may be tired of it, but switching to Vick is not in the best long-term interests of the franchise.

The best long term solution is currently not on the team.  Yet, Vick can help us atleast win this season.  

Win what? A wild card and first round exit?

Sorry, but neither Vick nor Geno is taking this team anywhere. Put in Vick now, and it's the end of Geno for good. You can't do this casually. Replacing a QB is not like replacing a starting pitcher. You do this, and it's pretty close to irrevocable.

Why? Is he so fragile?

Hell to the yeah!

As shitty as we have played at times, it's still a game

At least they're fighting.

Can some one please tell me that Idzik didn't supply Geno with weapons this offseason?
Thank goodness For CJ2K.