So just what will Sheldon bring to the table?

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RastaHawk12!":1imol15b said:
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I feel so sorry for the 49ers lol
 

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iigakusei":otpp2m1m said:
http://turnonthejets.com/2017/08/new-york-jets-film-room-sheldon-richardson-preseason-summary/

Great googly moogly pass rushing from literally every spot on the line and just killing it, throwing multiple moves on guys or just bull rushing them backwards. What have we done?
 

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OK, so he's a monster...

so why do the Jets let him go so easily, you don't give up monsters without their being some kind of issue.
 

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Bobblehead":yqo1ryri said:
OK, so he's a monster...

so why do the Jets let him go so easily, you don't give up monsters without their being some kind of issue.

I wouldn't say it was "easily". There have been trade rumors about him for seemingly forever now.

They were probably going to lose him next year, and it's not like the Jets are competing any time soon. Better than losing him and getting nothing.
 

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His swim move is absolutely ridiculous, and he will literally take a guard and dump him on the QB. I'm stoked as hell
 

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Natethegreat":2k8k6xe0 said:
Bobblehead":2k8k6xe0 said:
OK, so he's a monster...

so why do the Jets let him go so easily, you don't give up monsters without their being some kind of issue.
Exactly, apparently he has some legal issues. Like driving 140 MPH with a 12 year old child in the car. Plus rumors of locker room issues.

Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/31/spor ... ml?mcubz=3


To be fair though, who wouldn't have locker room issues if forced to play for the Jets?
 

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Hopefully this front seven can pressure like the the Super Bowl Seahawks or 2007 Giants. Those are the last D-lines I can remember of this caliber. Maybe the 2011 Giants as well.
 

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RussB":3i49bybg said:
This is that inside pressure that they have been lacking, this defense could be really nasty. Just imagine if it all works out , they will literally terrorize QB's . Richardson is a steal for kearse.


Kearse is just the icing, The cake is the 2nd and swap of 7ths.
 

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Bobblehead":3k2yh6r7 said:
OK, so he's a monster...

so why do the Jets let him go so easily, you don't give up monsters without their being some kind of issue.

Few things:

1. Leonard Williams

In 2015, NY drafting #6 had Leonard Williams drop into their lap. Now NY is a badly run team. Basically think of every stupid fan you've ever heard/read. Drafting BPA by way of draft hype. That's them. They don't really have a philosophy on how to build a team or how to win. They just add players. With little to no regard of how they fit.

Williams was supposed to be a top 3 pick in his draft. So when he slid, they basically thought they hit the jackpot.

Now Wiliams is a good player. But basically they had triple downed on DL (Wilkerson and Richardson already on the roster). Essentially three players at two positions.

Williams has more club control. And when it came time to pick between Wilkerson and Richardson -- NY opted for Wilkerson.

2. Stage 3

Richardson is in stage three of the NFL's substance abuse program. Next violation and it's suspension. So added risk.

3. Immaturity

Richardson really kind of pouted his way out of NY. It's understandable in some ways. NY basically pulled his position/role out from under him in 2016. And then made matters worse by franchising him instead of allowing him to walk. For the sole purpose of getting a pick in return. So this season for Richardson was always going to be about trying to maximize his open market worth in 2018. For a team that wasn't going to allow him to feature his talents to the league.

Is that immature? Hard to say. Seattle wouldn't (doesn't and didn't) play that kind of game with our guys that we know will leave us. Whether it was Carpenter, or Irvin or Tate. Seattle just does their business better than the Jets. They act and treat their players in punitive fashion. Seattle tries to showcase it's players so that they can get the best deals they can. Even if it isn't with us.

The bottom line is, Richardson was the odd man out the moment they picked Williams. And then NY basically used club control measures to stunt his ability to go elsewhere and earn. So there was a ton of animosity on Richardson's side. And he basically allowed that to bleed into the team dynamic in order to accelerate the process that NY had already committed to.
 

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Richardson is a beast, and imagine how much better he will play for a team that isn't terrible and hopeless and inept which never has a chance to win it's division or go to the playoffs, that knows how to rotate their D line so he can get after the QB from the inside
 

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Bobblehead":3l4n80ms said:
He's a DE as far as I know.
DROY
All star
Moved to Linebacker and his stats went down.

Is he going to help the interior of the line?

Seahawks must read this board :D

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Richardson is a NFL experienced and developed McDowell at full-potential playing for a huge contract on an already stacked defense.
 

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I think this gives us a Superbowl winning defense, provided that it does not suffer player-removing injuries or events. This defense will almost certainly be great, with the potential of being the greatest of all time.


Does anyone here think that this defense will dominate enough to wind the Superbowl if it loses any one of (in off the top of my head order):

1. Earl Thomas

2. Kam Chancellor

3. Richard Sherman

4. Bobby Wagner

5. Cliff Avril

6. Michael Bennett

7. Frank Clark

8. K.J. Wright.


Today has felt like Christmas all day long. Exciting times ahead.
 

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