Bengals Jets Game, Game Ball

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(12-05-2019, 01:50 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Definitely a little of both. But also many times people don't always know what they have til they're gone.

This is what I see, Pollack is a better OL coach than Turner, but he's not Zac's friend.  Yes yes, we can all point out how bad the Jets OL is, but it's rather obvious how our OL has regressed since Pollack left.  Coaches can only do so much with what they have and the Jets OL wasn't exactly on fire the year before. The Jets will address their OL issues this year during both FA and Draft, they are a team that doesn't sit still and take what comes their way. Not saying their approach always works, but Mosley has been out for most of the year and that hurt the defense. Injuries can happen to any player, but when it's a superstar, it's harder to overcome.

You say the first bolded then defend with the second but fail to point out that Turner is working with less than what Pollack was working with in 2018. Also Pollack's Free agent signing and first round pick were awful. I know you can point to Turner keeping Hart but I believe that was more front office after Troy's quote of "Who else is gonna play RT?".

I'm giving Turner the benefit of the doubt because of the talent he was given. Now if Jonah Williams looks like price, Michael Jordan fails to take a step forward in his second year, and fail to address the RT spot I'll be on the fire Turner train with everyone else.