Jets go From Tremendous Bowl Hopeful to Rudderless in Six Months

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From the second you discovered that the Jets could be parting methods with quarterback Aaron Rodgers, there’s one phrase that you simply in all probability stated, heard or thought.  That phrase after all being “Purgatory”.  Simply six months after the staff had Tremendous Bowl aspirations, they’re again in quarterback Purgatory.

The Jets weren’t gone for lengthy.  For simply two years that they had a future Corridor of Fame quarterback who was going to proper all of the wrongs of the previous.  The reward for placing up with years of the worst quarterback play within the NFL was going to be price it with Aaron Rodgers on board.  Till it wasn’t.

Rodgers was a Jet for 2 years on paper, however in actuality it was one after a ruptured achilles after 4 performs in 12 months one.  And that one 12 months, whereas higher than what most Jets QB’s have produced within the staff’s historical past in some statistical classes, was largely underwhelming.

The sign caller would end close to the underside of the league in lots of key passing metrics en route to only 5 wins.  So the place do the Jets go from right here?

New head coach Aaron Glenn stated that the primary factor he desires in a quarterback is ” a winner”.  Nicely, in what’s accessible through free company, commerce and the draft, Glenn and GM Darren Mougey can have a tall job on their fingers.

On this episode of JetNation Radio, we discover the opportunity of a commerce for Trevor Lawrence, Kyler Murray and others.  We additionally take a look at the abomination of a listing of free agent quarterbacks together with the slim pickings come NFL draft time.

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Glenn was Born within the Bronx, New York and has adopted the Jets religiously regardless of being stationed in a number of totally different international locations and time zones around the globe. He now resides in England and has been a JetNation member since 2005. Glenn will bleed inexperienced with the remainder of us via the highs and lows.