Jets waive Quinton Coples

Ice_Ice_Brady · Nov 23, 2015

JMC00 said:
Rex has already put the claim in for him.

Aaron Maybin, the Sequel.

Off The Grid · Nov 23, 2015

Awesome!! I've been awaiting this moment for almost 4 Years!!

Coples was supposed to've been a SuperFreak Prospect, but I never trusted the guy and gave'm an OverRated Grade back in 2012. The Passion just never seemed to be there.

Jets burn another one!! Woot!!

JMC00 · Nov 23, 2015

patsinthesnow said:
New York Jets All-Time Draft History | Pro-Football-Reference.com

^ now that is hilarious

Still can't believe Milliner was a top 10 pick. And that's not hindsight on my part. Never bought into him at all. Just thought Alabama secondary players got by on scheme, a dominant front 7 and playing against bad passing offenses.

I know '13 was a weak class but Trufant was best CB.

VrabelJr · Nov 23, 2015

Coples was out of position in the Jets as both a OLB and a 3-4 DE. As a 4-3 DE and 3 tech DT on passing downs he would be fine.

ctpatsfan77 · Nov 23, 2015

"The Jets don't understand what the draft is all about." —Mel Kiper, who also doesn't understand what the draft is all about (at least w.r.t. the Patriots)

RobertWeathers · Nov 23, 2015

I'm sure I can Voogle (Volin+Google) it but very curious to see which team has the worst record in drafting RD1 ad RD2 picks in the last 10 years. I would think that things like starts, probowls, all-pros, games and i guess AV would be factored in.

Ice_Ice_Brady · Nov 23, 2015

It's unbelievable to look at the first-round pass outside pass rushers drafted in the AFC East and seeing the Pats embarrass these other teams. In recent memory:

Dion Jordan, Dolphins - 3rd overall, 3 sacks
Vernon Gholston, Jets - 6th overall, 0 sacks
Aaron Maybin, Bills - 11th overall, 6 sacks
Quinton Coples, Jets - 16th overall, 16.5 sacks
Chandler Jones, Patriots - 21st overall, 34 sacks

So despite having far worse draft position year after year, the Patriots have gotten more production from their stud pass rusher prospect than the other four busts combined, 34 sacks to 25.4 sacks, and Jones is one of the premier pass rushers in the league.

It's funny to think that with Jordan, Gholston, Maybin, and Coples, those fans were thumping their chests that they just made life horrible for Tom Brady, and all of those guys have amounted to a hill of beans.

Wow!

Rob0729 · Nov 23, 2015

Could have drafted either Chandler Jones or Dont'a Hightower and Jets fans mocked us because they got the stud Quinton Coples. Both Jones and Hightower would address areas of weakness for the Jets.

I would consider picking him off of waivers and making him a a DT in a 4-3 which is probably his true position. The guy needs to play with his hand in the dirt. He is not an OLB.

TheGreatestEVER · Nov 23, 2015

reflexblue said:
The jests seem to be more proficient than others when it comes to blowing first rnd draft picks.

Can you imagine what BB would have done with the four first round draft picks that the Jets had in the 2000 NFL draft? Most likely would not have used all of them but they would most likely still be paying dividends today. 4 firsts and the 199th. That would have been great.

Ice_Ice_Brady · Nov 23, 2015

Rob0729 said:
Could have drafted either Chandler Jones or Dont'a Hightower and Jets fans mocked us because they got the stud Quinton Coples. Both Jones and Hightower would address areas of weakness for the Jets.

I would consider picking him off of waivers and making him a a DT in a 4-3 which is probably his true position. The guy needs to play with his hand in the dirt. He is not an OLB.

Such a great Belichick/Jets example right there. Jets draft the sexy name and take a victory lap with the pundits. Patriots take a guy who received no hype leading up to the draft who many projected to be a second round pick. I've seen this story before.

RobertWeathers · Nov 23, 2015

TheGreatestEVER said:
Can you imagine what BB would have done with the four first round draft picks that the Jets had in the 2000 NFL draft? Most likely would not have used all of them but they would most likely still be paying dividends today. 4 firsts and the 199th. That would have been great.

Tuna kicked ass with his first picks. Not sure BB would have done anything different.

Shaun Ellis
John Abraham
Chad Pennington
Tony Becht
Laverneandshirley Coles

SHOWTIME15 · Nov 23, 2015

parcells was a good drafter

Rusty Coupe · Nov 23, 2015

patsinthesnow said:
New York Jets All-Time Draft History | Pro-Football-Reference.com

^ now that is hilarious

With the 197th pick in round 6 of 1999 NFL draft, the Jets select J.P. Machado, guard, Illinois

I had to look it up, they were that close.

Delicate Genius · Nov 23, 2015

The Gr8est · Nov 23, 2015

Ice_Ice_Brady said:
It's unbelievable to look at the first-round pass outside pass rushers drafted in the AFC East and seeing the Pats embarrass these other teams. In recent memory:

Dion Jordan, Dolphins - 3rd overall, 3 sacks
Vernon Gholston, Jets - 6th overall, 0 sacks
Aaron Maybin, Bills - 11th overall, 6 sacks
Quinton Coples, Jets - 16th overall, 16.5 sacks
Chandler Jones, Patriots - 21st overall, 34 sacks

So despite having far worse draft position year after year, the Patriots have gotten more production from their stud pass rusher prospect than the other four busts combined, 34 sacks to 25.4 sacks, and Jones is one of the premier pass rushers in the league.

It's funny to think that with Jordan, Gholston, Maybin, and Coples, those fans were thumping their chests that they just made life horrible for Tom Brady, and all of those guys have amounted to a hill of beans.

Wow!

That's why the NFL* had to resort to outright confiscation of the Pats' 1st round pick.

Since the Pats keep picking better players than teams who draft ahead if them, if the Pats don't draft at all, it will be hard for other teams' picks to be worse than the Pats' picks.

Now if the NFL* can only do something about those pesky UDFAs.

Not only do the Pats find players among those the rest of the NFL* failed to recognize and draft, they play for less money which gives those cheating Pats yet another advantage.

Rob0729 · Nov 23, 2015

Thank god Rex overruled the front office people.

BobDigital · Nov 23, 2015

I know he never lived up to his draft hype but a lot of that is on the Jets. They never used him right to be totally honest. I think in the right system he could do well.

mosi · Nov 23, 2015

patsinthesnow said:
New York Jets All-Time Draft History | Pro-Football-Reference.com

^ now that is hilarious

They used their first pick in 2005 on a kicker? Just unbelievable.

Brady6 · Nov 23, 2015

If I had to guess this is an attempt to send a message by Bowles. Coples has not lived up to his selection no doubt but to cut him right now seems overboard.

JMC00 · Nov 23, 2015

Rob0729 said:
I would consider picking him off of waivers and making him a a DT in a 4-3 which is probably his true position. The guy needs to play with his hand in the dirt. He is not an OLB.

Interested in seeing if BB puts in a claim. Even if he doesn't get that far we will still know if there was interested in there. I just can't see BB passing up a guy that would cost about a $500k cap hit the rest of the season and could increase your DL depth even more unless he just doesn't rate him at all.

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