Jets Vs. Dolphins. Who Sucks More?

Dolphins are in much better shape overal then the Jets. While I agree with you on Revis and Harris, the Dolphins are much better along the offensive line and in the backfield, which are 2 of the 3 components you need when building a championship team. Both teams have big ?'s at QB, and won't go anywhere til that is settled.

The last 3 teams that went 1-15 made the playoffs in two years, and Parcells is one of those guys who did it. The team already has two 2nd round picks, as well as the top pick in the draft. I'd much rather have a 1-15 or 2-14 year than a 6-10. If you're going to be bad, might as well net yourself a franchise player. We have nearly 30 million in cap room, and a one day pro bowl MLB in Channing Crowder. The defense does need an overhaul, which is where 4 first days picks come in. My bet is Parcells trades down to the 5-8 area, and picks up a 3rd 2nd round pick, and the team drafts 3 starters on the defensive side of the ball, to go with Crowder, Roderique Wright, Matt Roth, and our young safeties former first round pick Jason Allen who is finally emerging and Yeremiah Bell, who like most of our team spent the year on IR. While this is not something done overnight, Parcells will continue what Saban tried to do, which is make us big and fast. The key, obviously like the Jets, is QB. Gotta hit there or everything is won't matter.

Yea, certainly alot of overrated players win defensive player of the year on a 6-10 team. Easily the most underrated defensive player of our era. I know you don't see him play more than 3 times a year so you wouldn't know, but you're going to have to trust me on that, and not listen to Chris Carlin too much, as he also doesn't see much outside of his shitty Rutgers team, and the overrated Giants.

First off, I never said anything about next year. Secondly, when did I say the Dolphins defensive line was good. Thirdly, if you saw even a glimpse of Ronnie Brown before his injury, you'd know the Thomas Jones and Leon Washington, while both are decent players, are not in Ronnie's league. He had turned into an all around back, was top ten in RECEIVING and leading the league in YPG. All this while teams stacked the line with 8 and even 9 man fronts because, and deservedly so, teams didn't respect their passing game.

He is slowly becoming one of the 3 or 4 best backs in the league, and if, big if, he comes back healthy, the Jets back do not come near him. Miami's front 7 needs a ton of work, and they need a shut down corner. When you could possibly have 4 picks in the first 48 selections, that goes a long way towards rebuilding a defense. Jason Allen didn't step on the field til about Week 11, and since has at least 5 picks, so I don't know where you get the "beat all over the field" business. He's only proving that Cam is struggling to recognize talent, among his many deficiency's.

Lastly, Parcells built the entire current Cowboys team, about 12-15 of them 7th round picks or undrafted by him. He had one of the shittiest franchises in the past 20 years in the Jets in the AFC Championship game in his 2nd year. He's an unbelievable drafter and has a track record.

To say you'd take Clemens over Miami's QB's is irrelevant. Just because he hasen't looked as bad as they have, doesn't mean he's the answer. He's been less than impressive and is far from convincing in terms of being an answer to anything. Beck likewise has been even less impressive than him (Clemens has had 2 training camps to learn and study), so it's impossible to evaluate them on an even level. Beck looked solid in his first 2 games for a rookie, then when shit hit the fan and the line forgot how to block, he got rattled and looked terrible. Far from a fair evaluation. I see us landing a veteran, and giving Beck a 2nd camp to evaluate to see how he's progressing.

Neither team is going anywhere without substantial improvement from their QB's.