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ORIGINAL: Rob Viking

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What I am hoping for is McCarthy to build on last week and show he is a legitimate starting NFL QB. Beyond that, I hope KAM can figure out how to draft.

So far so good.

Looked like he had more time in the pocket as well, or he was getting rid of the ball quicker.

The low ball release will have to looked into....he gets more batted down then anyone.

Part of it is the slow wind up. It's something that can definitely be corrected.

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ORIGINAL: David Levine

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ORIGINAL: Rob Viking

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

What I am hoping for is McCarthy to build on last week and show he is a legitimate starting NFL QB. Beyond that, I hope KAM can figure out how to draft.

So far so good.

Looked like he had more time in the pocket as well, or he was getting rid of the ball quicker.

The low ball release will have to looked into....he gets more batted down then anyone.

Part of it is the slow wind up. It's something that can definitely be corrected.

He needs to stop throwing everything with the same release point. If he can learnt o develop some touch and the ability to float the ball, it'll be harder for linemen to time the release.

One thing that really stood out was how many easy floaters Dak threw last night that were well over the linemen and just dropped into the arms of his targets.

JJ is still all fastballs, but he was much more accurate and decisive last night.

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ORIGINAL: Rob Viking

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

What I am hoping for is McCarthy to build on last week and show he is a legitimate starting NFL QB. Beyond that, I hope KAM can figure out how to draft.

So far so good.

Looked like he had more time in the pocket as well, or he was getting rid of the ball quicker.

The low ball release will have to looked into....he gets more batted down then anyone.

Part of it is the slow wind up. It's something that can definitely be corrected.

He needs to stop throwing everything with the same release point. If he can learnt o develop some touch and the ability to float the ball, it'll be harder for linemen to time the release.

One thing that really stood out was how many easy floaters Dak threw last night that were well over the linemen and just dropped into the arms of his targets.

JJ is still all fastballs, but he was much more accurate and decisive last night.

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My .02

The defense didn't let a really good offense score a TD in the second half....but then they were giving up 7-10 yards a pop on most running plays it seemed. I just didn't get how they were doing it..

JJM play another efficient game. He wasn't perfect, passes sailed, some were thrown too hard, he needs to learn more touch. and they will work on that in the offseason. The last two weeks have been a good confidence builder for him. Now if only he can start connecting more with Jets. I am seeing some growth. There may be some hope for him yet.

Gotta give Nailer some credit. He's balling right now. Keaschall is money. Wright was pinning em deep everytime.

They played well through all three phases of the games

I love that we have essentially ousted the Cowboys from the playoffs...

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My .02

The defense didn't let a really good offense score a TD in the second half....but then they were giving up 7-10 yards a pop on most running plays it seemed. I just didn't get how they were doing it..

JJM play another efficient game. He wasn't perfect, passes sailed, some were thrown too hard, he needs to learn more touch. and they will work on that in the offseason. The last two weeks have been a good confidence builder for him. Now if only he can start connecting more with Jets. I am seeing some growth. There may be some hope for him yet.

Gotta give Nailer some credit. He's balling right now. Keaschall is money. Wright was pinning em deep everytime.

They played well through all three phases of the games

I love that we have essentially ousted the Cowboys from the playoffs...

Trekkie doesn't Keaschall play baseball?

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The kicker's name is "Money".

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And Jonathan Greenard is out for the rest of the year.

Shoulder surgery

Dallas Turner needs to step it up and some younger pass rusher needs to as well.

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yes, imagine if o'connell had less ego, and a little bit of experience in developing young qb's...it would have been much more interesting had he been running a workable scheme and play calling for mccarthy since september... we'd be in the mix right now for some postseason action and more mccarthy maturation....

To play devil's advocate, Imagine you're a head coach. You have a rebuild offensive line and a rookie QB who hasn't really played. You install an offense all pre-season and the kid looks okay. Then the injuries hit. O-line goes down, kid looks rough then gets injured. Wentz comes in look about the same with broken Oline- Finally work your way back to rookie and semi-competent line. Now at what point exactly should he have known to scrap what he knows will work and is the right way to develop a quarterback. (see last two seasons) when the pieces arrive and go with something else. Mind you the something else is encouraging some terrible mechanics and development in a young QB and not a sustainable way to play the position but it might work better for the moment. I might hesitate and hope JJ figures it out as well. When it became obvious he wasn't going to figure it out he made the move to a simplified approach. And it has worked but that wasn't guaranteed. But lets be honest JJ isn't lighting it up out there and his throwing technique isn't good. He is missing open reads and his footwork and ball placement sucks. But because he's not being asked to focus on that he can just "play football' which will beat ok teams. To be a great team we will need much better play than Sunday Nights. I get he's young and should improve but I would be shocked if KOC, if attached to a lie detector, doesn't wince a little on some of those "good" plays because they are ingraining techniques he will have to coach out of him this off season. KOC hoped JJ would get there faster and he hasn't but there were a lot of confounding variables of injury that made knowing he wouldn't get it in time less obvious than it seems. I think he also was hesitant to do it this way as it might actually be hurting JJ in some ways. #Not-ready-to-give-up-on-coach-of-the-year-quite-yet

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The 3rd Riechard

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The 3rd Riechard

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The 3rd Riechard

Congratulations.

You're not just an imbecile but its perfectly tuned to world events.

You've elevated your jackassery, from just hoping for more racism in the nfl, so we cold hold onto Flores longer.

Which is what you said before last offseason.