We saw Wayne Hunter’s ceiling this year. It is a decent backup swing tackle. For limited stretches, he can play great football. He can be a good blocker as an extra tight end in jumbo formations. He does not have the focus or the consistent technique necessary to successful man a tackle position full time. [...]
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Wayne Hunter: Stay or Go?
February 8th, 2012 
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Tags: Consistent Technique, Cutting, Damien Woody, Decisions, Focus, Full Time, Great Games, Handful, Hunter, inaccuracy, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Poll, Run Game, Salary, stay, Stretches, Successful Man, Swing, Tight End, Vote, Wayne, Wayne Hunter 
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February 8th, 2012 afcbeast We saw Wayne Hunter’s ceiling this year. It is a decent backup swing tackle. For limited stretches, he can play great football. He can be a good blocker as an extra tight end in jumbo formations. He does not have the focus or the consistent technique necessary to successful man a tackle position full time. [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Consistent Technique, Cutting, Damien Woody, Decisions, Focus, Full Time, Great Games, Handful, Hunter, inaccuracy, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Poll, Run Game, Salary, stay, Stretches, Successful Man, Swing, Tight End, Vote, Wayne, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Keys to the Offseason (Part 3: Striking Gold in Free Agency)
February 7th, 2012 afcbeast When I submit this post, the New York Giants will be wrapping up a day of parading around Manhattan, reveling in the thrill of their fourth Super Bowl victory. It is impossible to take a step in New York City without running into a crazed Giants fan, but I’m beyond ready to move forward into [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Agency, Awaiting Spring, Bargain Price, Bowl Victory, Cap Space, Completion Percentage, Free, Gang Green, General Managers, Giants Fan, Gold, Jonathan Martin, keys, Mark Sanchez, New York Giants, New York Jets, Offseason, Olb, Part, Pass Rusher, Project Player, Sacks, Salary Cap, Striking, Striking Gold, Term Success, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Rocking Out With Mock’s: Jets Style
February 3rd, 2012 afcbeast This is a follow up to my post on the 27th of January in relation to Internet Mock Drafts and who they have the Jets selecting. If you missed it and want to check it out then please click HERE I honestly thought that after the Senior Bowl there would be a lot of updated [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Anemic Offense, Barron, Bookend, Courtney Upshaw, Ferguson, Flanker Receiver, Ingram, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Mock Drafts, mocks, NFL Draft, Nick Perry, Notre Dame, Plaxico Burress, Red Zone, Riley Reiff, Rocking, Safety Class, Senior Bowl, style, Vladimir Ducasse, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Potential Jets: Kareem McKenzie
January 29th, 2012 afcbeast I think one of Terry Bradway’s biggest errors as general manager of the Jets was not finding a way to afford Kareem McKenzie. McKenzie was a very good right tackle for the Jets who signed with the Giants after the 2004 season at the young age of 26. Bradway thought converted tight end Adrian Jones [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Adrian Jones, Damien Woody, Decline, Downside, Fairness, Finding A Way, Football Focus, free agent, Giants, Good Reputation, Jets, Kareem, Kareem Mckenzie, Mckenzie, Poll, Potential, Pro Football, Running, Signs, Terry Bradway, Tight End, Wayne Hunter, Wrong Side No Comments »#jets Wayne Hunter is at the Pro Bowl
January 29th, 2012 afcbeast #jets Wayne Hunter is at the Pro Bowl View full post on Jets Twit and Tumblr Feed
Peyton Manning Watch: Why the New York Jets Aren’t a Fit
January 28th, 2012 afcbeast Peyton Manning is one of the greatest players to ever play the quarterback position, but the future Hall of Famer simply isn’t a fit for the New York Jets. Manning could turn a lot of teams from perennial losers to Super Bowl contenders next season. With him, the Colts seemed to always be at the [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Acquisition, Arent, Colts, Disastrous Results, Fit, Future Hall, Jets, Lead, Lost, lot, Manning, New York Jets, Offensive Line, Perennial Losers, Peyton, Peyton Manning, Quarterback Position, Sacks, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Contenders, Watch, Wayne Hunter, Whipping Boy, York No Comments »2012 New York Jets Predictions: 5 Quarterbacks Who Could Replace Mark Sanchez
January 26th, 2012 afcbeast Whether it was justified, a large portion of the blame for the Jets 2011 collapse fell squarely on the shoulders or Mark Sanchez. Before the season even started, Rex Ryan and Brian Schottenheimer felt it was time to let Sanchez loose in the passing game. That idea failed miserably. Sanchez was done in by an awful [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 2012, Alarming Lack, Alarming Trends, Big Games, Bleacher Report, Brian Schottenheimer, Could, Entire Season, Fumbles, Jets, Large Portion, Line Of Scrimmage, mark, Mark Sanchez, New York Jets, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Peripheral Vision, Predictions, Quarterback Position, Quarterbacks, Regression, Replace, Rex Ryan, running game, Sanchez, Wayne Hunter, Wide Receivers, York No Comments »Blame Goes all Around, Not Just on the QB for the Jets Wasted Season
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast Consistency a reliability or uniformity of successive results or events. Consistency a word the Jets should study up on. The fans will blame Mark Sanchez, and he deserves his share after his three-interception debacle Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Blame Mark Sanchez all you want, because so much of the season-finishing loss to the Dolphins [...]
Posted in Jets Gab Tags: around, Blame, Brian Schottenheimer, Capable Backup, Clock Time, Detractors, Franchise Quarterback, Goes, Jets, Just, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Microcosm, Mike Tannenbaum, New York Post, Nfl History, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Playmakers, Rex Ryan, running game, Salary Cap, season, Sun Life, Three Quarters, wasted, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Why Bringing Back Santonio Holmes in 2012 Dooms New York Jets
January 23rd, 2012 afcbeast Unfortunately for the New York Jets, the “Santonio Holmes Experiment” did not work as planned after two seasons. The Jets acquired Holmes for practically nothing, leading up to the 2010 NFL draft through a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers. After a successful 2010 regular season and 2011 postseason, the Jets decided to make Holmes their marquee [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 2012, back, Bringing, Dooms, Final Game, Greg Mcelroy, Holmes, Huddle, Jets, Locker Room, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, NFL Draft, Offensive Coordinator, Patrick Turner, Pittsburgh Steelers, Playoff Contention, Poor Attitude, Rex Ryan, Rookie Quarterback, Santonio, Santonio Holmes, target, Two Seasons, Wayne Hunter, York No Comments »
