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The handling of the Sam Darnold situation is one of the worst decisions in franchise history.


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Could have had Minshew for a fourth. Could have had any number of rookies, including Davis Mills who is on an impossibly bad Texans team and looks better than Sam ever has. Could have played Sam in the preseason more, realized we were f'd and gotten a veteran in way earlier. They did literally everything wrong.

And the owner is sitting back and saying 'let's roll it back next year.'

There's been like 5 or 6 good years in franchise history, which sucks, but I've never felt like we were the worst run team in the NFL until this year. Not when being coached by the ghost of 49ers past, not when Pickles was putting up 3 points a game, it took being swindled by a used Pinto salesman masquerading as a head coach to hit rock bottom.

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7 minutes ago, FugginPoo said:

They need to explain the 5th year option logic

They 100% believed the Jets mismanaged him and that Sam could be the future QB here going forward. You can’t fix talent evaluators that are that screwed up in the head. They will never admit they fuged up. 

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13 minutes ago, FugginPoo said:

They need to explain the 5th year option logic

As someone that was weary of the move but could see the intention, even this part made zero sense to me. In retrospect, reeks of sheer overconfidence by closing a way out in case things turn south.

I will say giving Delhomme a contract extension when his arm was clearly shot was even worse.

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