Hu(g)e (J)ackson thread...(merged)

LeonM · 01-09-2012, 09:24 PM

Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent.

Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job.

The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.

red75bronco · 01-09-2012, 09:28 PM

Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.

LeonM · 01-09-2012, 09:34 PM

[QUOTE=red75bronco;4321527]Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.[/QUOTE]

I like Hue Jackson as well as coach and personality. It would be an excellent hire in my opinion.

If Hue Jackson were to be fired. It's possible that he would bring in Al Saunders along with him. I have always been a fan of Saunders and he was the Raiders OC and QB coach this past season.

The question then would be who would coach the Jets offensive line. Perhaps this is where Tony Sparano could come in. Can he mesh with this staff?

There are alot of different potential scenarios right now with the Jets offensive staff. This is a crucial area that needs to be addressed.

If Hue were to come on board, It would not shock me if Jason Campbell were to sign with the Jets. Al Saunders has a history with Campbell dating back to his early years in Washington. Campbell knows the system and could push Sanchez.

Raider9175 · 01-09-2012, 09:36 PM

[QUOTE=LeonM;4321520]Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent.

Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job.

The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.[/QUOTE]

Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense.

Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football.

Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.

Dimitri_0515 · 01-09-2012, 09:39 PM

[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense.

Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football.

Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE]

I like Hue Jackson. I think it will be a big mistake if the Raiders let him go.

jetstream23 · 01-09-2012, 09:43 PM

Yes!!!

We need this guy on offense!!! :yes:

[IMG]http://www.isteroids.com/images/Hugh-Jackman-Steroids.jpg[/IMG]

Traitor Jay & the Woodies · 01-09-2012, 09:52 PM

I'm sorry, but what has the Oakland offense done in the last several years that would make this guy an attractive candidate.

Shotty needs to go, but the "anyone but him" approach is not the right mindset.

jetstream23 · 01-09-2012, 10:00 PM

[QUOTE=Traitor Jay & the Woodies;4321588]I'm sorry, but what has the Oakland offense done in the last several years that would make this guy an attractive candidate.

Shotty needs to go, but the "anyone but him" approach is not the right mindset.[/QUOTE]

What would you think about Mike Sherman (former Packers HC)?

Yankeejet22 · 01-09-2012, 10:02 PM

[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense.

Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) [B]Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 [/B]. This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football.

Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE]

No. Just No.

Dimitri_0515 · 01-09-2012, 10:06 PM

[QUOTE=Yankeejet22;4321610]No. Just No.[/QUOTE]

Oh yea, how did I miss that. Carson Palmer [B]WAS[/B] a top 5 pick. And I don't even think he's a top 10 anymore.

John_0515 · 01-09-2012, 10:07 PM

[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense.

Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football.

Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE]

What a strange rumor. Until something surfaces on the internet supporting this, I would NEVER imagine that the Raiders let him go.

Traitor Jay & the Woodies · 01-09-2012, 10:09 PM

[QUOTE=jetstream23;4321606]What would you think about Mike Sherman (former Packers HC)?[/QUOTE]

I dunno. I want the next OC to have some kind of track record in successfully developing a QB. As much as it burns me, I realize we are probably locked into Sanchez for at least 2 more seasons. The Raiders QB situation makes ours look good.

Maybe Sherman, but I feel he is looking for a HC job, not OC.

jetstream23 · 01-09-2012, 10:17 PM

[QUOTE=Traitor Jay & the Woodies;4321626]I dunno. I want the next OC to have some kind of track record in successfully developing a QB. As much as it burns me, I realize we are probably locked into Sanchez for at least 2 more seasons. The Raiders QB situation makes ours look good.

Maybe Sherman, but I feel he is looking for a HC job, not OC.[/QUOTE]

I think he got fired from the HC job at Texas A&M. NFL coordinator is about the best he could expect right now. I'm sure he could get a few interviews for HC, simply because he was one, but I'm not sure anyone sees him as a serious NFL HC candidate right now.

WestCoastOffensive · 01-09-2012, 10:29 PM

[QUOTE=red75bronco;4321527]Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.[/QUOTE]

...when he had a healthy #20.

If they need stability in Oakland, then WTF? Get some players that have their heads on right. The coach is not the problem there.

BrickHouse · 01-09-2012, 10:30 PM

UMM can we get Shotty out the door first please...I mean how many different scenarios on one blog site can we have?

jetglass · 01-09-2012, 10:58 PM

[QUOTE=LeonM;4321520]Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent.

Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job.

The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.[/QUOTE]

I wouldnt want to touch anything on the Raiders even with a 10 foot pole. Just when you thought they might turn the corner (Al Davis passing away) they destroy their future by trading a 1st and 2nd round pick for a washed up QB veteran QB who couldnt even get them into the playoffs this season starting with a 6-2 record.

Jet Life · 01-09-2012, 11:03 PM

[QUOTE=BrickHouse;4321669]UMM can we get Shotty out the door first please...I mean how many different scenarios on one blog site can we have?[/QUOTE]

+1! Last time I checked Scitty is still our OC. Let's dump him first before we name every possible OC candidate and speculate he will be a Jet

Jasper17 · 01-09-2012, 11:50 PM

[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense.

Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) [B]Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012[/B] . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football.

Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE]

Was taking it seriously till then. Then I looked up to see who posted this gem. Then I LOL'd

Raider9175 · 01-10-2012, 09:08 AM

[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4321616]Oh yea, how did I miss that. Carson Palmer [B]WAS[/B] a top 5 pick. And I don't even think he's a top 10 anymore.[/QUOTE]
The Raiders will have the last laugh on that Carson palmer trade.,
Without a doubt Carson Palmer will be a top five Qb again(there is nothing wrong with his arm. Carson Palmer makes a lot of his throws when the Wr just coming out of his break. If the timing off just a little off with the Wr it could be trouble(that why its paramount he, and The Wrs get on the same page this off season.
Raiders ran about only five different routes with there WR corp.(rather limit what they ran) With a full off season together they will expand a lot more of the field and the routes.

Here is Carson palmer stats last year 199 Completions attempts 328 completion % 60.7 Yards 2,753 8.4 average yard per pass 13 Td s and 16 Interceptions. Interceptions are alarming but IMO they decrease alot with another year in the system. (knows and trust his wr corps)

Carson Palmer average yard per pass 8,4 is right up there with best but will go up alot more with a Healthy D Mcfadden at RB and jacoby Ford( Ford was Palmer go to WR before he got hurt)

SONNY WERBLIN · 01-10-2012, 09:14 AM

[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321981]The Raiders will have the last laugh on that Carson palmer trade.,
Without a doubt Carson Palmer will be a top five Qb again(there is nothing wrong with his arm. Carson Palmer makes a lot of his throws when the Wr just coming out of his break. If the timing off just a little off with the Wr it could be trouble(that why its paramount he, and The Wrs get on the same page this off season.
Raiders ran about only five different routes with there WR corp.(rather limit what they ran) With a full off season together they will expand a lot more of the field and the routes.

Here is Carson palmer stats last year 199 Completions attempts 328 completion % 60.7 Yards 2,753 8.4 average yard per pass 13 Td s and 16 Interceptions. Interceptions are alarming but IMO they decrease alot with another year in the system. (knows and trust his wr corps)

Carson Palmer average yard per pass 8,4 is right up there with best but will go up alot more with a Healthy D Mcfadden at RB and jacoby Ford( Ford was Palmer go to WR before he got hurt)[/QUOTE]

Gotta agree.I don't know where Palmer's stats will be, but in that Offense every screen pass to McFadden or crossing patter to a speedy WR is a potential TD. I got a Jim Plunkett vibe when the raider's landed Palmer. People don't realize how impressive it was for him to come to a team during the season and perform without the benefit of a training camp and months of practice to get in sync with his WR's. He has more weapons around him now than he has ever had in his pro career.

01-09-2012, 09:24 PM	#1
LeonM Practice Squad Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 480	Hu(g)e (J)ackson thread...(merged) Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent. Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job. The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.

01-09-2012, 09:28 PM	#2
red75bronco Rookie Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 530	Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.

01-09-2012, 09:34 PM	#3
LeonM Practice Squad Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 480	[QUOTE=red75bronco;4321527]Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.[/QUOTE] I like Hue Jackson as well as coach and personality. It would be an excellent hire in my opinion. If Hue Jackson were to be fired. It's possible that he would bring in Al Saunders along with him. I have always been a fan of Saunders and he was the Raiders OC and QB coach this past season. The question then would be who would coach the Jets offensive line. Perhaps this is where Tony Sparano could come in. Can he mesh with this staff? There are alot of different potential scenarios right now with the Jets offensive staff. This is a crucial area that needs to be addressed. If Hue were to come on board, It would not shock me if Jason Campbell were to sign with the Jets. Al Saunders has a history with Campbell dating back to his early years in Washington. Campbell knows the system and could push Sanchez.

01-09-2012, 09:36 PM	#4
Raider9175 Raider football- JUST FLYNN BABY. All Pro Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 5,305	[QUOTE=LeonM;4321520]Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent. Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job. The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.[/QUOTE] Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense. Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football. Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.

01-09-2012, 09:39 PM	#5
Dimitri_0515 Banned Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 11,182	[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense. Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football. Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE] I like Hue Jackson. I think it will be a big mistake if the Raiders let him go.

01-09-2012, 09:43 PM	#6
jetstream23 recovering from turf toe Jets Insider VIP Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Phoenix, AZ (New Jets Stadium Section 246) Posts: 31,610	Yes!!! We need this guy on offense!!! :yes: [IMG]http://www.isteroids.com/images/Hugh-Jackman-Steroids.jpg[/IMG]

01-09-2012, 09:52 PM	#7
Traitor Jay & the Woodies is down with the cause. Hall of Fame Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: The Eternal Blackness of My Mind Posts: 3,703	I'm sorry, but what has the Oakland offense done in the last several years that would make this guy an attractive candidate. Shotty needs to go, but the "anyone but him" approach is not the right mindset.

01-09-2012, 10:00 PM	#8
jetstream23 recovering from turf toe Jets Insider VIP Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Phoenix, AZ (New Jets Stadium Section 246) Posts: 31,610	[QUOTE=Traitor Jay & the Woodies;4321588]I'm sorry, but what has the Oakland offense done in the last several years that would make this guy an attractive candidate. Shotty needs to go, but the "anyone but him" approach is not the right mindset.[/QUOTE] What would you think about Mike Sherman (former Packers HC)?

01-09-2012, 10:02 PM	#9
Yankeejet22 You didn't show them, Mark :( Veteran Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: northern jersey Posts: 2,464	[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense. Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) [B]Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 [/B]. This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football. Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE] No. Just No.

01-09-2012, 10:06 PM	#10
Dimitri_0515 Banned Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 11,182	[QUOTE=Yankeejet22;4321610]No. Just No.[/QUOTE] Oh yea, how did I miss that. Carson Palmer [B]WAS[/B] a top 5 pick. And I don't even think he's a top 10 anymore.

01-09-2012, 10:07 PM	#11
John_0515 Hall Of Fame Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 21,132	[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense. Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012 . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football. Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE] What a strange rumor. Until something surfaces on the internet supporting this, I would NEVER imagine that the Raiders let him go.

01-09-2012, 10:09 PM	#12
Traitor Jay & the Woodies is down with the cause. Hall of Fame Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: The Eternal Blackness of My Mind Posts: 3,703	[QUOTE=jetstream23;4321606]What would you think about Mike Sherman (former Packers HC)?[/QUOTE] I dunno. I want the next OC to have some kind of track record in successfully developing a QB. As much as it burns me, I realize we are probably locked into Sanchez for at least 2 more seasons. The Raiders QB situation makes ours look good. Maybe Sherman, but I feel he is looking for a HC job, not OC.

01-09-2012, 10:17 PM	#13
jetstream23 recovering from turf toe Jets Insider VIP Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Phoenix, AZ (New Jets Stadium Section 246) Posts: 31,610	[QUOTE=Traitor Jay & the Woodies;4321626]I dunno. I want the next OC to have some kind of track record in successfully developing a QB. As much as it burns me, I realize we are probably locked into Sanchez for at least 2 more seasons. The Raiders QB situation makes ours look good. Maybe Sherman, but I feel he is looking for a HC job, not OC.[/QUOTE] I think he got fired from the HC job at Texas A&M. NFL coordinator is about the best he could expect right now. I'm sure he could get a few interviews for HC, simply because he was one, but I'm not sure anyone sees him as a serious NFL HC candidate right now.

01-09-2012, 10:29 PM	#14
WestCoastOffensive Lying to the Smithsonian Board Moderator Jets Insider VIP Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: SF via Strong Island Posts: 26,680	[QUOTE=red75bronco;4321527]Loved what I saw from him in the Oakland game.[/QUOTE] ...when he had a healthy #20. If they need stability in Oakland, then WTF? Get some players that have their heads on right. The coach is not the problem there.

01-09-2012, 10:30 PM	#15
BrickHouse 3 Home teams and the F@ Jets Veteran Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Brooklyn Posts: 1,956	UMM can we get Shotty out the door first please...I mean how many different scenarios on one blog site can we have?

01-09-2012, 10:58 PM	#16
jetglass Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,535	[QUOTE=LeonM;4321520]Reggie McKenzie is the new general manager of the Oakland Raiders and the word going around is that he may decide to let go of current Raiders coach, Hue Jackson. Despite the fact that both men share the same agent. Back in 2009, There were strong indications that Rex Ryan would bring Hue Jackson in to be the Jets offensive coordinator. The two coaches worked together in Baltimore. This was before, Brian Schottenheimer was convinced to stay on as the Jets offensive coordinator after he lost out on the jets head coaching job. The delay in a decision of whether to retain Brian may play into their favor now that the possibility of Hue becoming available has come up. Jackson may very well be Ryan's first and preferred choice as his offensive coordinator.[/QUOTE] I wouldnt want to touch anything on the Raiders even with a 10 foot pole. Just when you thought they might turn the corner (Al Davis passing away) they destroy their future by trading a 1st and 2nd round pick for a washed up QB veteran QB who couldnt even get them into the playoffs this season starting with a 6-2 record.

01-09-2012, 11:03 PM	#17
Jet Life Veteran Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: CT Posts: 1,828	[QUOTE=BrickHouse;4321669]UMM can we get Shotty out the door first please...I mean how many different scenarios on one blog site can we have?[/QUOTE] +1! Last time I checked Scitty is still our OC. Let's dump him first before we name every possible OC candidate and speculate he will be a Jet

01-09-2012, 11:50 PM	#18
Jasper17 :AirhumpingFuuuRagefaceguyflag: Rookie Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Charm City Region Posts: 853	[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321547]Hue Jackson going no where. He took one of the worst offense in football two years ago . His first year he transformed that offense to a top 10 offense. This year losing his best Player(D Mcfadden ) and his starting QB( Jason Campbell after the sixth game . Not to mention Not having Jacoby Ford for most of the year. Yet they improved to 9th this year in offense. Raiders don't see the true benefit of Carson Palmer till 2012 season(when he has a whole off season to work in this offense. Hue Jackson going no where as long as Carson Palmer is the Raiders QB. (those two are joined at the hip) [B]Carson Palmer easy a top five Qb in 2012[/B] . This Raider offense has a chance to be one of the best offense in all of football. Hue Jackson didn't get his DC last year(Jets turn him down) and Bresnahan was forced on him by Al Davis. The defense non performance was a big reason they missed out on the playoffs this year. The question I think is will MCkenzie let Hue jackson pick his DC or will Mckenzie make that choice for him.[/QUOTE] Was taking it seriously till then. Then I looked up to see who posted this gem. Then I LOL'd

01-10-2012, 09:08 AM	#19
Raider9175 Raider football- JUST FLYNN BABY. All Pro Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 5,305	[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4321616]Oh yea, how did I miss that. Carson Palmer [B]WAS[/B] a top 5 pick. And I don't even think he's a top 10 anymore.[/QUOTE] The Raiders will have the last laugh on that Carson palmer trade., Without a doubt Carson Palmer will be a top five Qb again(there is nothing wrong with his arm. Carson Palmer makes a lot of his throws when the Wr just coming out of his break. If the timing off just a little off with the Wr it could be trouble(that why its paramount he, and The Wrs get on the same page this off season. Raiders ran about only five different routes with there WR corp.(rather limit what they ran) With a full off season together they will expand a lot more of the field and the routes. Here is Carson palmer stats last year 199 Completions attempts 328 completion % 60.7 Yards 2,753 8.4 average yard per pass 13 Td s and 16 Interceptions. Interceptions are alarming but IMO they decrease alot with another year in the system. (knows and trust his wr corps) Carson Palmer average yard per pass 8,4 is right up there with best but will go up alot more with a Healthy D Mcfadden at RB and jacoby Ford( Ford was Palmer go to WR before he got hurt)

01-10-2012, 09:14 AM	#20
SONNY WERBLIN Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 2,359	[QUOTE=Raider9175;4321981]The Raiders will have the last laugh on that Carson palmer trade., Without a doubt Carson Palmer will be a top five Qb again(there is nothing wrong with his arm. Carson Palmer makes a lot of his throws when the Wr just coming out of his break. If the timing off just a little off with the Wr it could be trouble(that why its paramount he, and The Wrs get on the same page this off season. Raiders ran about only five different routes with there WR corp.(rather limit what they ran) With a full off season together they will expand a lot more of the field and the routes. Here is Carson palmer stats last year 199 Completions attempts 328 completion % 60.7 Yards 2,753 8.4 average yard per pass 13 Td s and 16 Interceptions. Interceptions are alarming but IMO they decrease alot with another year in the system. (knows and trust his wr corps) Carson Palmer average yard per pass 8,4 is right up there with best but will go up alot more with a Healthy D Mcfadden at RB and jacoby Ford( Ford was Palmer go to WR before he got hurt)[/QUOTE] Gotta agree.I don't know where Palmer's stats will be, but in that Offense every screen pass to McFadden or crossing patter to a speedy WR is a potential TD. I got a Jim Plunkett vibe when the raider's landed Palmer. People don't realize how impressive it was for him to come to a team during the season and perform without the benefit of a training camp and months of practice to get in sync with his WR's. He has more weapons around him now than he has ever had in his pro career. Last edited by SONNY WERBLIN; 01-10-2012 at 09:17 AM.