Malik

It's hard going from an easy-going boss to one that's hard as nails. Especially when you're having less success with the hard as nails one. Also being "tougher" on your team doesn't make them more prepared or more motivated.

How many 3rd down plays was he trying to throw it 15+ yards when that wasn't even necessary to get the first down.

Why would Patricia be fired after 1 season? It's not like the Lions are underperforming.

Russell Wilson has no internal clock with his o-line. They're blocking well and he's just being blah.

Legitimately sounds like he's fighting off dementia halfway through his sentences. It's sad to listen to.

Eh they get time for another play now (accidentally).

I've only seen like 3 or 4 Seattle games this year, but it seems like Seattle's oline have been giving him more time now than at the beginning of his career. Like it's just mediocre instead of outright bad.

I love how smug you are now that Seattle borders on trash year to year now. Sincerely.

Whoever gives him the most money. Winning doesn't seem like a big priority for him.

Never probably. Even in the mid 00s when they were constantly going to the playoffs and having 12, 13, and 14 win seasons they never REALLY developed a big fanbase. The franchise has only had back-to-back losing seasons twice since 2000 while having a Hall of Fame QB, RB, and TE play with them. Not to mention All-Pros at linebacker and WR. Short of winning a Super Bowl there wasn't much else the Chargers could have really done. If the Jets last 20 years were like the Chargers they'd be one of the biggest and most active forums here.

I wasn't watching football (or alive) when there worse starters. Given his performance and the talent he fell into he was the worst I've seen.

He literally checked into a run play in the red zone where no one was guarding Odell in the slot

He was checking into bad plays and his arm was dead this entire game. He had a barely okay game against a team that's on pace to have the worst record in the season despite being surrounding with great offensive talent. He would be playing significantly worse if he was on a team with average overall offensive talent. He couldn't even top off 200 yards against this team on 31 pass attempts. He was bad. This team could immediately turn around with consistent average play at the QB position.

Mark Sanchez. He was awful when he came with an elite running game AND offensive line (both in passing and running). For as bad as Jets fans complain about the lack of talent he had with receivers, they'd kill for Sam Darnold to have Braylon, Clemens, and Cotchery.

I guarantee you a significant portion of the Giants fanbase right now is going "see look at Eli's stats when you give him time in the pocket!" It's not all of them or even the majority, but there's a sizable vocal portion of that fan base that still believe it is 2011.