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New York Minute: Odell Beckham Jr. out and Le’Veon Bell in
In the span of a few hours the New York Giants traded their biggest star while the New York Jets brought in arguably their biggest star in free agency ever. On this episode I break down both moves and see give my thoughts on the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, and New York Jets going forward after the Odell Beckham Jr. trade and the Le’Veon Bell signing.
Gase hired by the New York Jets
The New York Jets have selected former Dolphins head coach to lead the franchise in 2019. Gase was selected because the organization because they believe he will be able to develop Sam Darnold. I give my reaction to the Jets hiring and why the optics of this hiring won’t sit well with the fanbase. Is this a good hire for the Jets? How long of a leash will Gase have? Listen to find out and make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss my reaction to all the coach hirings in the NFL once the coaching carousel is complete.
Le’Veon Bell hurting stock by holding out & Sam Darnold injured
On this episode we look at why Le’Veon Bell continuing his holdout is only hurting his stock moving forward and why he should report sooner then later. Then we get to the breaking news that Sam Darnold is injured and will miss his next start. What this means for the Jets and their head coach Todd Bowles.
Breaking: Sam Darnold out for Week 10 with foot injury
According to Ian Rapoport New York Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold is out for Week 10 with an ankle injury. This means that veteran Josh McCown will be starting under center for the New York Jets when they host the Buffalo Bills.
#Jets QB Sam Darnold is dealing with a foot sprain that will knock him out this week, source said (as @MMehtaNYDN reported). Out, then the bye, and he’ll be assessed on a week-by-week basis.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 7, 2018
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This will be the first start Darnold will miss in his professional career and comes off the heels of his four interception game against Miami. Darnold appeared to be in a walking boot at Wednesday’s practice and while Darnold has said he is fine, it appears the Jets are protecting their first round investment.
With the Jets bye after the Buffalo game this weekend, it would give Darnold two weeks to heal up before the final stretch of games while at the same time giving him a chance to learn from the sideline.
We will update you on this story as more information becomes available.