Bears QB Caleb Williams avoided any major injury to his hamstring Sunday, tests confirmed today — and the team isn’t even ruling him out for next Monday’s game against the Eagles, sources tell @ringer@netflixsports.
A massive sigh of relief in Chicago.
Same guy who calls the defense that is ranked 6th in defensive EPA per play. He made some egregious mistakes but if you’re harping on the clock management more than the offensive play calling and general lack of communication of the field then you don’t know ball.
Aaron Glenn’s clock management was coaching malpractice.
If you watched that game and are still defending him, you’re not analyzing football, you’re being a fanboy.
The Jets blew a completely winnable game because Glenn butchered the end of BOTH halves with horrific in-game decisions.
This answer below is pathetic and shows he’s learned nothing.
@Luke_Jets7 Yeah it was terrible but this defense has shown they can keep you in the game if you give them the chance. Offense has to respond against 2 gettable teams.
@TER4M Big issue with the schedule is the last 3 weeks of the season. Even if they’ve managed to be 7-7 heading into those games, they have the Patriots, Vikings and close at the Bills. Gonna be so so hard to finish strong even if they did over perform.
Couldn’t agree more with this. This defense is going to get Minkah Fitzpatrick, Joseph Ossai, and D’Angelo Ponds back at some point in near future. If they can steal one of the Lions or Bears games, they could still be 2-2 for the Browns with a top half of the league defense.
@NYJets_Media I love my die hard Jet fans . I understand the frustration all too well but we have to be optimistic on what we saw first 2 weeks. It’s been competitive football and that’s what we all wanted
@ZazzyJets Unfortunately, they have the hardest third place schedule in the history of football. Even some of the games we felt good about them winning coming into the year (Raiders, Vikings, Cardinals) no longer feel as winnable.
The Jets were only a 3.5 point underdog in a rain storm everyone knew was coming all week. It was obvious they would be competitive since the opposing offense was going to be compromised by weather. People should be upset when you had an 88.9% win probability.
You’re telling me old ass Kirk Cousins can run a QB sneak while two tight end push him as hard as they possible can on 4th and less than 1 but Geno Smith can’t???
Only positive takeaway today was the defense. The weather helped, but they were absolutely dominant for 3.5 quarters defensively. If the ST doesn’t give up a late return, GB might not even score. The issue defensively was the pass rush, but Ossai will be back eventually.
Considering they still have:
2 v Patriots
2 v Bills
1 @ Dolphins
@ Lions
@ Chiefs
Broncos
Vikings
They’ll probably lose 11-12 games so it won’t matter.
Aaron Glenn says he's "highly upset" after the Jets' loss to the Packers:
"This loss is not going to define who we are and what we're about, I will say it. It's not okay and our guys are going to take it like that."
Glenn had a bad game but why are we not flaming Frank Reich right now? He made some of the worst play calls you’ll ever see on almost every key down of the game.
Shotgun run? That was him.
Lack of Sadiq involvement? Him too.
Never calling outside runs? Guess who!
@1985jjohnson@_FCS_BASKETBALL@HoosierBeardBoy@jjmaples55 The NCAA and members in Congress have been talking to each other about these issues for years. If you really think the NCAA independently created the 5-in-5 rule without the thought that the PCSA would also include it then you are completely lost.
Trying to correlate major and necessary renovations to an old facility to the PCSA and college sports regulation is insane. This is going to explode their revenues over the next decade plus and most certainly would’ve happened whether it not the PCSA spending limits existed.
There are so many women athletes in college who don’t get paid at all but now that the PCSA is giving schools the option to pay women’s athletes a share of up to $5 million per year it’s somehow an earning problem? This line of thinking makes no sense.
Im curious how the Protect College Sports Act is going to create a cap of $21m across athletic departments is going to help the growth or even the existence of women sports when the average P4 school is averaging roughly $23M on just football. Even with the womens sports and olympic exemption. This bill knee caps women sports and womens earning potential which in many sports is the best place for women athletes to maximize their earning potential
@_FCS_BASKETBALL@1985jjohnson@HoosierBeardBoy@jjmaples55 This is literally on the NCAA website by the way. They adopted the 5-in-5 rule knowing it would be something that courts would enforce and that Congress would adopt because it’s basically law already.
@1985jjohnson@HoosierBeardBoy@_FCS_BASKETBALL@jjmaples55 If this was some sort of gotcha based on what I’m saying it might be the worst attempt I’ve ever seen. Top tier college athletes play no matter what, and it typically works out for them without needing to transfer 3-4 times. Only players barely making it transfer that much.
@1985jjohnson@HoosierBeardBoy@_FCS_BASKETBALL@jjmaples55 If you’re the second best player at your position in the country you will be playing no matter what. I feel like you fundamentally don’t understand how roster construction or playing time works in sports. Your argument is for the bottom tier athlete, mines for the top.