The First 100 Days: Day 14
Just like another administration’s first 100 days, so too TJB will be keeping watch over the Rex Ryan administration for the first 100 days … playing it by the numbers if you will. Each day, we’ll try to keep the associated day number in play.
Day Fourteen
Number 14: This currently belongs to Wide Receiver Marcus Henry, who spent most of 2008 on the practice squad, having been drafted in the 6th round last year. Henry has great height, but is a possession receiver type and will need to have bulked up if he wants a chance at making the roster in 2009.
Old Fourteens: Former QBs Richard Todd (pictured) and Neil O’Donnell also wore 14, as did Glenn Foley in his rookie season.
Fourteen favors the brave: The Jets took a risk in the 2007, moving up to the 14th pick to select Darrelle Revis. For once, this has paid off big time, as Revis has been better than the likes of Aaron Ross and Leon Hall, who the Jets might have had to settle for had they not moved up.
The Fourtee(a)n Times: Just a reminder that TJB legend R in CT’s new website, investigating all things paranormal, can be found here.
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Darrelle Revis is the best pick the Mike T team has ever made so far, but LW would challenge him a bit
fourteen years it took me to get over this guy. He never came back to NY and I hope he forever stays away. The killer bees saId ” I SAW THE FEAR IN HIS FACE “
that mud bowl set our organization back years – it ruined Todd and got Walt canned because he got hammerd and threw a tirade on the plane. One of my goals before I leave this planet is to flood Shula’s steakhouse and then for 72 hours let it fester just like he did to the Orange Bowl 26 years ago – and the league let him get away with it.
TOON2388:
Let me know time and place and I’ll join you. He had a place in Naples but closed before I could get to it.
Hank
True, Revis did pay off big time. But what if we took Brady Quinn (as I expected when they moved up to 14)? We would probably have a franchise quarterback. Yea, Quinn has struggled, but he’s got everything you want from a franchise QB – solid arm, smarts, hard work, toughness, mobility, leadership, and swagger. Plus he would’ve fit in great in NY. Here we are, two years later, with big questions at QB.
It comes down to this: a CORNERBACK can’t win you a superbowl. You need a QUARTERBACK to do that. Would you rather have a top CORNERBACK or a franchise QUARTERBACK?