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Originally Posted by knightdreamer2k
I am gonna vent my frustration at the Jets on here.
I can handle my team not being good, but what I cannot fathom is them not making adjustments. Why is Zack Wilson still starting? What was the point of getting Trevor Siemian? The offense is horrible, so why not make changes? It is like they want to lose. A good defense is a waste when your offense is this bad.
Make adjustments and stop running the same failed system out there. I don't even think these decisions come from the head coach because of some of the interviews he has given.
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I think it's pretty simple what the reason for the Jets' stubbornness on the Wilson thing is. At this point, they know that any move to definitively bench him means he's done. The fans hate him, the media clowns on the team for sticking by him, and all rightfully so because he has been atrocious. But the team and specifically the current brain trust has invested so much in him that they're worried to absolutely make the move that spells the death knell on his tenure with the team because, unfair as it may be, if the Jets miss the playoffs and have to finally admit the Zach Wilson pick was a flop, that costs Joe Douglas and probably Robert Saleh their jobs this offseason.
Also, one small aside because I've seen a decent amount of people (not here but overall) make the point of 'what's the point of bringing in Trevor Siemian?'; I don't really understand the people that are actually confused by that because the intentions of the move feel pretty obvious, he was signed
to the practice squad to provide depth. On no other team in the NFL would the decision to carry a player of Siemien's pedigree and caliber on said team's practice squad factor in any legitimate QB discussion that didn't involve a (very recent) major injury. The clear and obvious point of signing Siemien was to get a 3rd healthy QB in the QB room as almost every team tries to have, it's not like he's somebody with a legitimate resume stuck behind the boy who can't be benched because it'll cost people jobs.