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Because The jets could have held on to him and probably should have. If Frisco holds on to Smith, they won't have any money for Goldson, Sapogoa, Francous or Delanie Walker.Originally Posted by SINYJets
Just throwing it out there since the OP story said Seattle was one of the interested teams. I can not explain the precise reasons why Seattle would be interested other than to surmise Revis is viewed as "unique" in is skill and ability to play CB.
Personally, I would not be interested if I was Seattle. IMO, they should look to find a game changer at WR to pair with Wilson, an eventual successor to Lynch at RB, and an upgrade at OLB.
Because The jets could have held on to him and probably should have. If Frisco holds on to Smith, they won't have any money for Goldson, Sapogoa, Francous or Delanie Walker.
Fine, I just can't see why the team with the best secondary in the league would ever tamper with it.
That sounds good, or RB.
He won a shootout with Drew Brees in the playoffs, needed his arm and his legs to come back twice in the 4th quarter and lead his team to victory. If that isn't playing to win, I don't know what is. No offense, but you talk out of your ass a lot on here. Smith is a good player, he might not have a cannon, but the fact that you compare him to Sanchez shows me you're out of your element in this discussion.
As regard the bolded statement, name specifics or STFU.
I said Mark Sanchez scored 26 TDs and ran in 6 more in 2011. That's what Alex Smith was on pace for.
He's a starting QB. Tim Tebow went for a 4th rounder. He should get at least a 2nd and some lower round picks. Starting QBs have significantly higher value than people realize when it comes to draft picks.
This thread ia a prime example. Bashing the Jets pass D this past season was talking out of your ass. Bashing Alex Smith blindly, saying he plays not to lose, was talking out of your ass. Do you really need me to search your posting history for more?
no it becomes 60% like in 2010 when the 9ers were 6-10 the year after they were 8-8. It is not the 50% that sanchez had it was the amount of turnovers
No it isn't. The Jets Defense was a paper tiger. But that's my opinion and I used statistics to back up my reasoning.
And Alex Smith is a loser.
I don't give a sh!t about your opinion of me so feel free to GFY. I actually think your posts on this board are ridiculous and I always skip them. That's also my opinion.
Not to mention when he said "trade their D" for ours as part of his reasoning. Our D was #1 and #3 in 2009 and 2010, respectively, and Sanchez completed 54% and 56% of his passes. He also had a solid WR corps those seasons and a rushing attack that always left him in 2nd and 3rd and manageable situations
Haha, I'm the one talking out of my ass?!
Lets trade Revis for Alex Smith.
Please.
Revis played 6 quarters this season (Bills game, 1st half against Miami). During those 6 quarters, the Jets run D was absolutely annihilated by the Bills and Dolphins. The rush D issues had little to do with Revis. Our pass D, however, forced some absolutely miserable games out of opposing QBs all season, including after Revis's injury. It was ranked highly because it stopped the pass well. Our turnover machine QB and inability to stay on the field on offense eventually forced our D to cave several times after good starts though.
I wana get Glennon and build around him.Screw Smith and this is not a win now team.This team is a 5 year rebuild job.
Give that Defensive system an O to work with, and for them and we in bidness.
You forgot to mention those absolutely miserable games came from absolutely miserable QBs... if you can even call them that.
For Smith and 1st rounder, OK. Don't put words in my mouth, I never said straight up. Name the starting CBs on the two SB teams. None are good. The Ravens lost their best CB for the season midseason. The Niners have average corners at best. The two other teams in the conference championship games had dreadful secondaries. They all had good QBs though.Haha, I'm the one talking out of my ass?!
Lets trade Revis for Alex Smith.
Please.
Luck, Smith, and Schaub are not absolutely miserable QBs. Neither is Wilson, and he handed us 7 points early and was held under 200 yards. Brady had a very modest game in NE against us. Bradford bombed against us (even though he played well against the 49ers a couple times). The only great QB games we allowed were to Brady in our house and Roethlisberger in Pitt. Oh well, we're the worst i guess
Pats and Falcons would have traded our pass D this season, minus Revis, for theirs in a heartbeat. They'd both be in the SB right now if they had had it.
I agree. But what the hell is the point to trading Revis?
That's my point the whole time. Cromartie's contract is worse than the potential contract Revis would sign for sheer fact that Cromartie isn't worth his money, especially on our team. We don't need him. He's healthy and is coming off a pro bowl season. He has trade value.
Revis shouldn't be traded. And trading him is certainly not going to fix our offensive problems. That's the joke around here apparently... some think that trading Revis = having a better offense. I like that we actually have a real OC for the first time in a decade on our staff. That will help the offense. Fact is we aren't getting anyone who will make a difference with the pick we'll get from Revis. In the meantime we weaken our pass defense and lose a HOF player. Sorry, it's a bad idea. It's even more atrocious when you attempt to get Alex Smith in the deal. The fact that anyone thinks Alex Smith will make this team a winner is laughable. I'd rather ride out with Sanchez than trade Revis for Smith. That's a joke.
Except Smith really controls where he goes then. Without agreeing to a restructure a team is not going to trade for him. It is in Smith's best interest to become a free agent and go where he wants and get as much as he can. If a team is going to have to pay market value anyway, there really is no sense in giving away a pick to do so.
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