The Iowa State Jets

[KidSilverhair]

On the McDonald play... I'm not sure I've ever seen someone do that before--clear the long snapper (has to 100% clear him because any contact is a penalty) with zero running start.

There aren't any plays like it in this compilation, for instance. Every single leaping block is by someone coming from a few yards behind the LOS:

So all those videos of Will jumping over cars we saw around the draft were just preparation for this moment

 

[isufbcurt]

On the McDonald play... I'm not sure I've ever seen someone do that before--clear the long snapper (has to 100% clear him because any contact is a penalty) with zero running start.

There aren't any plays like it in this compilation, for instance. Every single leaping block is by someone coming from a few yards behind the LOS:

Going from a 3 point stance with no steps to jumping over a OL without using him as leverage is nuts.

But next time he does that I'll guarantee the OL jabs him in the midsection as he jumps over.

 

[t-noah]

Breece's vision, patience, and burst are incredible. They still aren't utilizing him enough.

Selfishly, I like that the Jets have Dalvin Cook. He can/could share the backfield with Breece, giving Breece less carries, less chance to get injured again.

But RB's just carry that extra risk, and Cook is not being used much. Breece is the man.

It will be interesting to see if Cook get traded today. Jets might as well.

 

[trmaier]

They need to find a tackle in a trade. If they can get some injured guys back they'll be ok. I know AVT is gone for the year but the other injures are not season ending I hope.

Unfortunately, I don't think they're going to find a starting tackle (or G or C) in a trade. Starting linemen are just too valuable, and no one seems to have an abundance. Saleh basically admitted that in in Monday press conference. I don't know how we keep this line patched together...

 

[Cyburbbalz]

They are going to have to take a chance on someone who isn't on a roster right now and hope it pans out.

 

[khardbored]

The real hero is the Umpire who, by rule, has to at least touch the ball. He just gave it a quick "tap" without getting in the way or interfering, allowing just enough time for the C to snap it.