Are there POSITIVE SIGNS for the JETS OFFENSE?!

Are there POSITIVE SIGNS for the JETS OFFENSE?!

I think you’re going to see the rest of the year a lot of Mason Taylor. I think you’re going to start seeing him catch five, six passes every week as the clear number two to Garrett Wilson. What I would ask of Angstrand is what we talked about last night and talked about earlier like just left fields throw. Let him play quarterback and he makes mistakes. He makes mistakes. I did a breakdown on Angstrand to show some of the plays that they aren’t making is still positive signs from Mangstrand. I think he knows exactly what the defense since the Buffalo game. the Buffalo game, they looked a little shell shocked, but I think since then he he knows what the defense is going to try to do to them. And I’m okay with the opening scripts that are so runheavy because that can make life so much easier for Fields. One, he clearly has a lot of ideas in the run game that the line is coached up to execute them. It’s clear he knows how to utilize the tight ends. That Mason Taylor did look productive with was his ability off of play action to get over the top of the linebackers. And we saw more of that last night as well. They went back to that that they did in week one. So yeah, I think there’s a lot of reasons to to even be bullish on Angstrand right now, especially when you consider he is really really hamstrung of what they could do in the pass game. and he’s he’s looked at the run game and said, “Okay, well, I have a little bit more I could do with the run game, so let me lean into

Badlands hosts Joe Caporoso and Connor Rogers discuss why they actually feel good about New York Jets offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand and the emergence of tight end Mason Taylor.

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